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Meanings of wench in English
Usage of wench in English
1
Aphrodite is a blousy wench in the 35th and State streets neighborhood.
2
He dismissed the wench, and turns to mine host of the inn.
3
As fact the girl is a wretched wench, disregardless of the parents.
4
Whatever she may be, at Eastwatch men claimed the wench was fair.
5
After all she is a good wench and I might do worse.
6
The song is sung, the wine is spilled, the wench is pregnant.
7
Give this wench a hundred lashes with the long whip this afternoon.
8
She telled me my poor wench went to the workhouse fra there.
9
Till my father comes, unless the foolish wench should go and die.
10
At last the wench used her back-legs, just as a mare does.
11
Be quick with my pantofles:-notthose, wench-theyellow silk with silver spangles.
12
This is no farmhouse wench, but a lady of birth and breeding.
13
Another wench, also at four guineas, supped with me the following evening.
14
It is a right noble wench, my sister, and loves me dearly.
15
I'm speaking of that Greek wench of yours, the little bosomy spy.
16
This girl was a lady-nota mere country wench to joke with.
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Wench across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common