wench
n . 少女,乡下姑娘,女仆
vi . 献殷勤,私通
少女,乡下姑娘,女仆献殷勤,私通
wench n 1 :
informal terms for a (
young )
woman [
synonym : {
dame }, {
doll },
{
wench }, {
skirt }, {
chick }, {
bird }]
v 1 :
frequent prostitutes Wench \
Wench \ (
w [
e ^]
nch ),
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Wenched }
(
w [
e ^]
ncht );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Wenching }.]
To frequent the company of wenches ,
or women of ill fame .
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1913 Webster ]
Wench \
Wench \ (
w [
e ^]
nch ),
n . [
OE .
wenche ,
for older wenchel a child ,
originally ,
weak ,
tottering ;
cf .
AS .
wencle a maid ,
a daughter ,
wencel a pupil ,
orphan ,
wincel ,
winclu ,
children ,
offspring ,
wencel weak ,
wancol unstable ,
OHG .
wanchol ;
perhaps akin to E .
wink .
See {
Wink }.]
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1 .
A young woman ;
a girl ;
a maiden . --
Shak .
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Lord and lady ,
groom and wench . --
Chaucer .
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That they may send again My most sweet wench ,
and gifts to boot . --
Chapman .
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He was received by the daughter of the house ,
a pretty ,
buxom ,
blue -
eyed little wench . --
W .
Black .
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2 .
A low ,
vicious young woman ;
a drab ;
a strumpet .
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She shall be called his wench or his leman .
--
Chaucer .
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It is not a digression to talk of bawds in a discourse upon wenches . --
Spectator .
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3 .
A colored woman ;
a negress . [
Archaic ,
U .
S .]
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118 Moby Thesaurus words for "
wench ":
Jane ,
Jezebel ,
abigail ,
amah ,
au pair girl ,
ayah ,
babe ,
baby ,
bad woman ,
baggage ,
betweenmaid ,
biddy ,
bird ,
bitch ,
broad ,
chambermaid ,
chaperon ,
chick ,
chippy ,
clitoromaniac ,
cocotte ,
colleen ,
companion ,
cook ,
cutie ,
dame ,
damoiselle ,
damsel ,
demoiselle ,
doll ,
drab ,
duenna ,
easy lay ,
easy woman ,
femme de chambre ,
fille de chambre ,
filly ,
floozy ,
frail ,
frail sister ,
gal ,
gentlewoman ,
girl ,
girlie ,
grisette ,
handmaid ,
handmaiden ,
harridan ,
heifer ,
hen ,
hired girl ,
housemaid ,
hoyden ,
hussy ,
hysteromaniac ,
jade ,
jeune fille ,
jezebel ,
jill ,
junior miss ,
kitchenmaid ,
lady -
help ,
lady -
in -
waiting ,
lass ,
lassie ,
little missy ,
live -
in maid ,
live -
out maid ,
loose woman ,
mademoiselle ,
maid ,
maiden ,
maidservant ,
minx ,
miss ,
missy ,
nursemaid ,
nymphet ,
nympho ,
nymphomaniac ,
parlormaid ,
pickup ,
piece ,
quail ,
quean ,
romp ,
schoolgirl ,
schoolmaid ,
schoolmiss ,
scullery maid ,
servant girl ,
servitress ,
skirt ,
slattern ,
slip ,
slut ,
soubrette ,
strumpet ,
subdeb ,
subdebutante ,
subteen ,
subteener ,
tart ,
teenybopper ,
tomato ,
tomboy ,
tramp ,
trollop ,
trull ,
tweeny ,
upstairs maid ,
uteromaniac ,
virgin ,
waiting maid ,
wanton ,
whore ,
young creature ,
young thing
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WENCH Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of WENCH is a young woman or girl How to use wench in a sentence
Wench - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com Wench used to mean young girl, so if you find someone describing a lovely wench in Shakespeare, it means a lovely girl Wench comes from Middle English, and was a common word for girl, child, or servant
WENCH Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Wench definition: a country lass or working girl See examples of WENCH used in a sentence
wench, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English . . . What does the noun wench mean? There are six meanings listed in OED's entry for the noun wench See ‘Meaning use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence
WENCH definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary A wench was a girl or young woman in the past who worked as a servant or served people food or drink
Wench - definition of wench by The Free Dictionary Define wench wench synonyms, wench pronunciation, wench translation, English dictionary definition of wench peasant girl; female servant; wanton woman: a saucy little wench Not to be confused with: winch – a hoisting machine: They used a winch to hoist the wrecked
Wench Definition Meaning - YourDictionary Wench definition: A young woman or girl