wimmin

[ wim-in ]

/ ˈwɪm ɪn /

women (sometimes also used as a feminist spelling to avoid the sequence m-e-n).

Origin of wimmin

First recorded in 1910–15

I've got other things to do besides squirin' a passel o' wimmin folk about, I hev.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 108, June 15th, 1895 |Various
We've had our dinner, but I guess the wimmin folks can scare ye up a bite uh suthin'.

Chip, of the Flying U |B. M. Bower
The bosses ar surrounded bi a crowd ov men, wimmin, and children.

Josh Billings, Hiz Sayings |Henry Wheeler Shaw
Wimmin quite often possess superior tallents, but their genius lays in their pashuns.

The Complete Works of Josh Billings |Henry W. Shaw

"Well, we be wimmin," she declared, drawing a pinch of snuff into her nostrils in a manner that indicated finality.

The Long Day |Dorothy Richardson