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Noun(1) a wife who manages a household while her husband earns the family income

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(1) His father Gene was an electrician, and his mother Rita was a homemaker .(2) I'm a homemaker and I also own and operate a small business from my home.(3) I really like being home and being a homemaker and being with our family and friends.(4) His father worked at a rubber factory and his mother was a homemaker .(5) Mrs. Wen gave up her professional job and became a full-time homemaker .(6) In contrast, his wife is an unappreciated homemaker that longs for her husband's affection.(7) For example, men with working mothers expected to put 12 hours more a week into child care than the sons of homemakers .(8) Women are expected to be skilful homemakers , not professionals.(9) But some people were hurt by the new rules, especially women who had understood marriage as a partnership in which one partner would earn money and the other would forsake a career in order to specialize in homemaking .(10) And most working wives, even career women, will tell you that they continue to do much more of the homemaking and the child rearing than their husbands.(11) Most of my students are office workers, or writers, or homemakers .(12) The men of my extended family were all corporate executives and the women were all homemakers .(13) They may be stockbrokers or homemakers or public school English teachers, artists, doctors, scientists or whatever.(14) She has a home help 15 hours a week to assist with some of the everyday jobs that most homemakers do without a thought, like making the beds and clearing the breakfast table.(15) After a decent interval, a period of dating and familiarisation, and ultimately marriage and homemaking , the first children were born.(16) We are a group of ordinary people - professionals, homemakers , students and retirees - joined by a common concern for our environment.