When my son was a middle-schooler over 10 years ago, it was all about Axe body spray.

i thought the weird male perfume thing was just at my school, like maybe one kid's family has a cologne store or something. of course it was tiktok

yeah lots of old professions have obsolete feminine '-ster' forms that only survive as surnames: baker and baxter, weaver and webster, brewer and brewster. spinster is old enough it predates the degendering of the suffix, which i believe was motivated by the prevalence of the unrelated "mr"/"master"

Sorry, there is a word "spinstress," archaically, but it means a woman who literally spins, as a craft.

seems complicated - i guess "-ster" was originally a female suffix (male would have just been "spinner"?) but then it started to be used for males so they had to invent "-stress"? whatever, english is a real mess

source: www.etymonline.com/word/-ster

Thanks for saying this.

So. Make slightly puffy flatbread rounds? Try it. It's what Jesus would do (he-he!).