Homemakings [noun]

But the homemaking instinct is strong in a woman, and the musterers went out west without the missus.

There has been a dearth of teachers prepared to teach art in its application to homemaking.

They are more often undertaken in connection with home furnishing than with other phases of homemaking.

As for the more strenuous tasks connected with homemaking, they served as natural and pleasurable vents for her surplus energy.

But, after all, it is safe to assume that marriage and homemaking do go hand in hand.

It is the part of wisdom for us to study vocations in their relation to homemaking.

Moreover, instruction for foreign-born housewives must include the subjects needed for homemaking as well as English.

This one is enough to enlist our best service in aid of homemaking and home support.

All education, all training, must be considered in its bearing on the one vocation, homemaking.

Any vocational counselor who fails to reckon first with the homemaking career of girls is therefore blind to the facts of life.