What is another word for molly pitcher?
Pronunciation: [mˈɒli pˈɪt͡ʃə] (IPA) 
Molly Pitcher was a popular nickname for women who carried water to soldiers during the Revolutionary War, and later referred to a particular Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley, who reportedly took her husband's place at the Battle of Monmouth. Some synonyms for "Molly Pitcher" include "camp follower," "water carrier," or "soldier's wife." Other nicknames given to women who participated in military actions during the Revolutionary War include "Daughter of Liberty" and "Lady Washington." Regardless of the title used, these women played an important role in supporting the troops, and their contributions deserve recognition.
