good woman

 3. trans. To address as ‘woman’ (see woman n. 5). Cf.good woman v.   Now rare.

1740    S. Richardson Pamela II. 269   She call'd her another time Fat-face, and woman'd her most violently.

1822    Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 11 399   Whom call you woman? Dare to woman me!

1835    Fraser's Mag. July 18/1   ‘Woman! Dinna woman me, Miss M^cKimp,’ said the fish-lady.

1904    E. Jepson Admirable Tinker xiii. 234   ‘Woman, you're mad!’ said McNeill, rising with a scared face. ‘Don't you woman me, you low Scotchman!’

1947    K. M. Kingsbury Shanty Paradise vii. 75   The son, in his baby days, had taken it up like a lisping echo and had ‘womaned’ me this and ‘womaned’ me that all around the place.