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Meanings of geisha girl in English

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geisha

A Japanese woman trained to entertain men with conversation and singing and dancing.

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        Usage of geisha girl in English
        1
        The geisha girl is not always a butterfly.
        The Motor Maids in Fair Japan
        2
        If you can imagine Ian Paisley dressed as a geisha girl, you'll begin to get the picture.
        Full Circle
        3
        Then, after a considerable pause, there followed another geisha girl; and thus the procession continued for over an hour.
        Travels in the Far East
        4
        Indifference and pique swung Ryder towards a geisha girl, but a trace of irritation lingered and he found her, "You likee plink gleisha?"
        The Fortieth Door
        5
        A trip of cherry blossoms and Geisha girls.
        Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis
        6
        The geisha girls are far too old.
        The new yorker
        7
        Geisha girls are sold very young, the age ranging from 10 to 12 years.
        The new yorker
        8
        I've only a moment to spare, for at three o'clock I lose my identity and become a Geisha girl.
        People of the Whirlpool / From The Experience Book of a Commuter...
        9
        Geisha girls danced while singing a specially composed chant of welcome, and an elaborate luncheon was served in an adjoining hall.
        The Log of the Empire State
        10
        What could they think of her mother playing at Geisha girl in her own home at the very hour of its wreck?
        People of the Whirlpool / From The Experience Book of a Commuter...
        11
        "The same as a Japanese geisha girl."
        The Ragged Edge
        12
        "And what is a geisha girl?"
        The Ragged Edge
        Translations for geisha girl
        Portuguese
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        Catalan
        geisha