suffragette

This brings us to the flapper, the suffragette, and, finally, that über-American icon: the screen siren.

"I think Genevieve is going to be a suffragette," observed Tilly, cheerfully, as they trooped into the hotel together.

And he had made a woman saving a mouse-trap; she was a suffragette.

Fancy waking in the morning and finding you had missed something, like an earthquake or suffragette riot!

The silly suffragette with her hammer and a plate-glass window has more sense of drama than you, Dodo.

Or perhaps Celia had better disguise herself as a Suffragette and say that she's come to borrow a box of matches.