wench

• Termo informal para uma mulher jovem, especialmente uma camponesa ou criada; no uso moderno é considerado arcaico ou ofensivo.

An informal term for a young woman, now considered archaic or offensive in modern usage.

1. C1informal

   An informal term for a young woman or girl, often used in historical or literary contexts.

   Moça

   • The tavern wench served ale to the knights.
   • A fair wench danced at the village festival.
   • The story tells of a clever wench who outwitted the king.

   Sinônimoscolleendamselgirllasslassiemaiden

• Verbo arcaico que significa conviver ou passar muito tempo na companhia de mulheres, frequentemente em contexto duvidoso ou libertino; historicamente usado como termo pejorativo.

An archaic verb meaning to associate with or frequent the company of women, often in a disreputable or promiscuous context; historically used as a derogatory term.

1. To associate with prostitutesC2informalbritish

   To engage in frequenting or associating with prostitutes.

   Frequentar prostitutas

   • He was known to wench in the taverns of the old town.
   • The character in the novel would often wench and gamble.
   • In historical accounts, some sailors would wench during their shore leave.

   Sinônimoswhore