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Meanings of bagnio in English
A building where prostitutes are available.
Synonyms
Examples for "bathhouse"
Examples for "bathhouse"
1
I'll send sustenance to your room, but do use our bathhouse first.
2
Also the key to bathhouse number twenty-six was tied to his wrist.
3
It was two stories tall, with three private rooms and a bathhouse.
4
You might even bump into me sweating it out at a bathhouse.
5
Trajanus laughed, his throaty chuckle echoing from the walls in the bathhouse.
Usage of bagnio in English
1
Check every bawdy house, bagnio, Blind Tiger, and frab-joint in the city.
2
Gone, perhaps, to attend the bagnio pander, grown rich by his extravagance.
3
They are fit for a bagnio rather than a public exhibition.
4
In a word, it is the aristocracy of the bagnio.
5
Yet again, he was a little sick of the women of the streets and the bagnio.
6
Our most successful books and periodicals would pollute a Parisian sewer or disgrace a Portuguese bagnio.
7
I went to the bagnio about ten o'clock.
8
His life now outraged all decency, and his Court fell below the standard of the common bagnio.
9
IN one of these covered waggons (sic), I went to the bagnio about ten o'clock.
10
After a month, she began to grow better, and had a mind to go to the bagnio.
11
John Finch, in a bagnio, in the neighbourhood of Covent-garden; but he did not die of the wound.-D.
12
I set the water on the fire, and when it was hot put it into the moveable bagnio.
13
Deliver them over to the bagnio.
14
Your art would be at home in some voluptuous bagnio, certainly not in the highest chapel of the world.
15
She had in the bagnio a room which was very dark, being without any window to admit the light.
16
Gambrinus and his thirty thousand white-aproned priests of debauchery and licentiousness trembled in every saloon and bagnio throughout the union.
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Spanish
Bagnio through the time