wench Sentence Examples
- The wench's audacious laughter echoed through the tavern, drawing curious glances.
- With a stern glare, the captain commanded his wench to prepare his supper.
- Rumors spread like wildfire that the innkeeper's wench had stolen his secret recipe.
- The wench's infectious giggle filled the room with merriment and lightened the heavy atmosphere.
- The old woman's wrinkled face bore witness to decades spent as a wench in a bawdy house.
- The wench's beauty was legendary, but her tongue could sting like a viper's venom.
- The wench's loyalty to her mistress was unyielding, despite the harsh conditions she endured.
- The pirate's wench was feared for her sharp wits and ability to outwit her captors.
- The wench's heart was heavy with grief as she mourned the loss of her lover.
- The nobleman's wench was a source of both pleasure and scandal in the royal court.
wench Meaning
wench (n)
informal terms for a (young) woman
wench (v)
frequent prostitutes
wench (n.)
A young woman; a girl; a maiden.
A low, vicious young woman; a drab; a strumpet.
A colored woman; a negress.
wench (v. i.)
To frequent the company of wenches, or women of ill fame.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wench
FAQs About the word wench
informal terms for a (young) woman, frequent prostitutesA young woman; a girl; a maiden., A low, vicious young woman; a drab; a strumpet., A colored woman; a ne
quean,hussy, tramp, minx, Jezebel, floozy, prostitute, floozie, trollop, siren
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The wench's audacious laughter echoed through the tavern, drawing curious glances.
With a stern glare, the captain commanded his wench to prepare his supper.
Rumors spread like wildfire that the innkeeper's wench had stolen his secret recipe.
The wench's infectious giggle filled the room with merriment and lightened the heavy atmosphere.
