wencher (Meaning)
Wordnet
wencher (n)
someone who patronizes prostitutes
Webster
wencher (n.)
One who wenches; a lewd man.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wencher
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wencher Sentence Examples
- The wencher frequented the tavern, seeking revelry and company.
- Known as a notorious wencher, he roamed the streets at night, looking for entertainment.
- In medieval tales, the wencher often represented the archetype of a lustful rogue.
- The wencher's reputation preceded him, causing both admiration and disdain among the townsfolk.
- Despite his title as a wencher, he possessed a certain charm that drew people to him.
- The wencher's escapades were the subject of many gossip-filled conversations in the village.
- As a wencher, he indulged in pleasures of the flesh without remorse or restraint.
- Some regarded him as a romantic figure, while others saw him simply as a shameless wencher.
- The wencher's exploits were immortalized in the local folklore, passed down through generations.
- Despite warnings about the wencher's reputation, many were still drawn to his magnetic allure.
FAQs About the word wencher
someone who patronizes prostitutesOne who wenches; a lewd man.
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The wencher frequented the tavern, seeking revelry and company.
Known as a notorious wencher, he roamed the streets at night, looking for entertainment.
In medieval tales, the wencher often represented the archetype of a lustful rogue.
The wencher's reputation preceded him, causing both admiration and disdain among the townsfolk.
