From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishone-womanˈone-woman adjective [only before noun] ALONEperformed, operated, controlled etc by only one woman a one-woman show
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one-woman• She is exciting a lot of comment with a one-woman exhibition at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.• Moving in, she was a one-woman gang whose contributions went well beyond the maternal.• FOR the time being Clint is a one-woman man.• The original one-woman play, which starred! bold!• Yoko Ono's one-woman show at the Indica Gallery received a plug.• She also appeared in her own one-woman show in Yiddish, Hello, Molly!• I had wanted to write a one-woman show.one-woman show• And there's the one-woman show.• I had wanted to write a one-woman show.• She's had the self-same panic attack before starting a one-woman show.• Yoko Ono's one-woman show at the Indica Gallery received a plug.• She also appeared in her own one-woman show in Yiddish, Hello, Molly!• He died on the opening night of my one-woman show Re:Joyce. 