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

  1. The wencher frequented the tavern, seeking revelry and company.
  2. Known as a notorious wencher, he roamed the streets at night, looking for entertainment.
  3. In medieval tales, the wencher often represented the archetype of a lustful rogue.
  4. The wencher's reputation preceded him, causing both admiration and disdain among the townsfolk.
  5. Despite his title as a wencher, he possessed a certain charm that drew people to him.
  6. The wencher's escapades were the subject of many gossip-filled conversations in the village.
  7. As a wencher, he indulged in pleasures of the flesh without remorse or restraint.
  8. Some regarded him as a romantic figure, while others saw him simply as a shameless wencher.
  9. The wencher's exploits were immortalized in the local folklore, passed down through generations.
  10. Despite warnings about the wencher's reputation, many were still drawn to his magnetic allure.

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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.