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Meanings of procurer in English

Russian
сутенер
Portuguese
safado
Catalan
xulo
Spanish
caficho
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Someone who procures customers for whores (in England they call a pimp a ponce)

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      сутенер

      Someone who obtains or acquires.

            Usage of procurer in English
            1
            Perhaps more so, for as a procurer, Geel Piet was a genius.
            The power of one
            2
            Until 1894 very little was known in America of the procurer.
            Anarchism and Other Essays
            3
            Rokka had left him, a mere regulator, in charge of the procurer's table.
            The brazen gambit
            4
            Only the imperial procurer, Chapais-Marivaux, seemed determined on the execution of the sentence.
            The House of the Combrays
            5
            The procurer is equally odious whether he prostitutes others or himself.
            L. Annaeus Seneca on Benefits
            6
            Pinnace Ð a boat for communicating between ship and shore, also a procurer.
            The Noble Spanish Soldier
            7
            But the procurer was a master in his own right.
            The brazen gambit
            8
            He thought the procurer would reach for his medallion, but incredibly, Rokka caved in.
            The brazen gambit
            9
            Pathmanathan for years has been the Tigers' chief weapons procurer and is wanted by Interpol.
            Reuters
            10
            He told them that he was a procurer of rare artifacts and unusual service items.
            Magic Kingdom for Sale - SOLD!
            11
            Madam Alex, the most formidable procurer in Beverly Hills.
            The new yorker
            12
            I tried to think and feel like a procurer.
            The illuminatus! trilogy
            13
            Dosha became a prostitute and Fivke was her procurer.
            The new yorker
            14
            But he to whom courtezans belong is a procurer; therefore the wise man is a procurer.
            L. Annaeus Seneca on Benefits
            15
            He combined two professions, that of cobbler by day and a procurer of girls by night.
            Sac-Au-Dos / 1907
            16
            M. Mathas, fiscal procurer, heard of my embarrasament.
            The Confessions of Jean Jacques Rousseau — Volume 09
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            Procurer through the time