oldwench (Meaning)
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oldwench (n)
tropical Atlantic fish
Synonyms & Antonyms of oldwench
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oldwench Sentence Examples
- The oldwench's bitter tongue spewed venom like an adder's hiss.
- The decrepit oldwench, bent and withered, leaned heavily on her cane.
- Despite her advanced years, the oldwench's eyes still held a glint of mischief.
- The gossiping oldwench spread rumors like wildfire, leaving a trail of spite in her wake.
- The oldwench's dilapidated cottage was a testament to her long and solitary life.
- The young maiden shuddered at the sight of the oldwench's gnarled and wrinkled hands.
- The oldwench's feeble attempts to conceal her jealousy only served to make it more obvious.
- The oldwench's spiteful nature made her a pariah in the village.
- The oldwench clung to her memories like a drowning sailor to a life preserver.
- Though time had taken its toll on her body, the oldwench's spirit remained unyielding.
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tropical Atlantic fish
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The oldwench's bitter tongue spewed venom like an adder's hiss.
The decrepit oldwench, bent and withered, leaned heavily on her cane.
Despite her advanced years, the oldwench's eyes still held a glint of mischief.
The gossiping oldwench spread rumors like wildfire, leaving a trail of spite in her wake.
