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Meanings of pander in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mac"
Examples for "mac"
1
However, MAC is associated with exam delays, increased cost, and safety concerns.
2
Last year, there were 75 Mac models on the market, Saloky said.
3
The government took control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac last year.
4
The company said it intended to sign a supply agreement with C-MAC.
5
The four main Mac OS X system initialization stages are, in order:
1
She didn't need the pimp any longer, not that he knew that.
2
The pimp talk, like the nicknames, identified me with the wrong side.
3
His most famous character was a pimp in an iconic '70s film.
4
An injured Kristen Stewart pimp-walked onto the stage at the Dolby Theater.
5
The customers complained to the pimp that I was no longer trying.
1
He fawned over her, and she used him as her ponce.
2
He was an educated rich ponce and he sounded like it.
3
Haul in every tart, every ponce, every bruiser, every dipper.
4
Next Otho, who had been Nero's ponce and so judged himself Nero's legitimate heir.
5
Naughton may be a ponce, but he wasn't lying.
1
Perhaps more so, for as a procurer, Geel Piet was a genius.
2
Until 1894 very little was known in America of the procurer.
3
Rokka had left him, a mere regulator, in charge of the procurer's table.
4
Only the imperial procurer, Chapais-Marivaux, seemed determined on the execution of the sentence.
5
The procurer is equally odious whether he prostitutes others or himself.
1
He knew he didn't drink anymore and he was no longer a whoremonger.
2
He was the manifest ruffian, wencher, whoremonger, and most infamous cuckold-maker that ever breathed.
3
Are you not a recreant, cowardly, and wicked whoremonger?
4
There shall be no whore among the daughters of Israel, nor whoremonger among the sons of Israel.
5
You just called me little more than a whoremonger. He hadn't had this much fun in ages.
1
Wycherley borrows Viola; and Viola forthwith becomes a pandar of the basest sort.
2
In truth, he was in morals something between a pandar and a beggar.
3
Nature is a pandar, Time a wrecker, and Death a murderer.
4
Poetry stooped to be the pandar of every low desire.
5
The pirate sold; the pandar bought, that he might employ her as a prostitute; Seneca, Controv.
1
She detached them from the waistcoat and tossed them to the panderer.
2
Morrison had few equals as a bureaucratic panderer-I'dseen him in action and knew this firsthand.
3
Warner Bros.' president, Harry Warner, so feared the erstwhile panderer that he hired a personal bodyguard.
4
As panderer and caterer, she emphatically belongs.
5
The doorkeeper's manners underwent an instantaneous change, and from the fierce bully he softened to the fawning panderer.
1
And was the duke a fleshmonger, a fool, and a coward, as you then reported him to be?
2
He made the rest of them seem like gross fleshmongers, and he loved to tell them so.
1
So I suppose you wouldn't know whether Severina had a fancy man?
2
K. now comes forward, and pats his ' fancy man' on the back.
3
Guide me to a fancy man who...who knows what I need to know.
4
Have you seen a fancy man in yellow and green silk here today?
5
It was the second fancy man, the one from last night.
Usage of pander in English
1
These people were elected to lead, not to pander to the IRA.
2
To keep silent was to co-operate in the evil-topander to it.
3
Politicians tend to pander to the NRA, some more shamelessly than others.
4
Nor is it unique in having unprincipled politicians pander to base prejudice.
5
And you wrote, a very good piece, I don't mean to pander.
6
These men went to an opium shop where they found a pander.
7
Science was an outcast, and philosophy, so-called, was the pander of superstition.
8
Gone, perhaps, to attend the bagnio pander, grown rich by his extravagance.
9
You must find, then, what pleases it, and pander to its tastes.
10
They don't mean to pander to false masculine notions, but they do.
11
It would require leadership, and it's easier to pander than lead.
12
To have inspiring candidates who don't just pander to the least common denominator.
13
That is exactly the sort of fan service that doesn't pander to me.
14
Both pander to different forms of the same diseased craving for the unnatural.
15
The licentious Duc de Richelieu was the pander on this occasion.
16
The woman who will not pander to it is ungracious indeed.
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