Pronunciation: /ˈbluːˌstɒkɪŋ/
noun a woman having intellectual or literary interests
A1 She is a bluestocking because she loves reading books.
A2 The bluestocking always carries a book with her wherever she goes.
B1 As a bluestocking, she enjoys attending literary events and book clubs.
B2 The bluestocking was known for her extensive knowledge of classic literature.
C1 The bluestocking was a respected scholar in the field of English literature.
C2 Her reputation as a bluestocking preceded her, as she was known for her intellectual pursuits.
adjective relating to or characteristic of intellectual or literary women
A1 She wore a bluestocking outfit to the party.
A2 The bluestocking book club meets every Wednesday.
B1 The bluestocking professor was known for her intelligence.
B2 The bluestocking debate team won first place in the competition.
C1 The bluestocking literary society hosts monthly events for book lovers.
C2 Her bluestocking demeanor and sharp wit made her a respected figure in the academic community.
formal The bluestocking society was a group of intellectual women in the 18th century.
informal She's a real bluestocking, always reading and studying.
slang I heard she's a total bluestocking, always buried in her books.
figurative In a world full of trends, she was a bluestocking, standing out for her intellect and knowledge.
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