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Meanings of geisha in English
Usage of geisha in English
1
Though, of course, geisha are always called beautiful, even those who aren't.
2
I wouldn't be known by my geisha name, Sayuri, until years later.
3
I could hear the laughter of a group of men and geisha.
4
In another part of the room, guests and geisha are playing ken.
5
Then one of the geisha asked Shojiro if he'd heard from Bajiru-san.
6
Her ultimate goal is to take her geisha skills back to China.
7
Ng sits back down and the geisha goes right back to it.
8
The Major fired at the spider-like geisha bot in the red kimono.
9
The geisha in the red kimono poured more sake into Osmond's cup.
10
Few geisha in Gion were brave enough to do such a thing.
11
Between Kimiko and other geisha there was a difference of gentle blood.
12
He snaps his fingers and the geisha scurries out of the room.
13
I felt rather like the Wife of Bath, or a Japanese geisha.
14
At this point of her career we may leave the geisha: there-.
15
Some nights, wealthy businessmen or aristocrats threw geisha parties just for themselves.
16
With my fringe and my hair, that look is a bit geisha.
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Geisha through the time
Geisha across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common