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wenchAn individual of the female persuasion. "Saucy" is a good adjective to add to this, and if ye can get away with "Me proud beauty!," more power to ye.
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wench"to associate with common women," 1590s, from wench (n.). Related: Wenched; wencher; wenching.
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wenchlate 13c., wenche "girl, young woman," especially if unmarried, also "female infant," shortened from wenchel "child," also in Middle English "girl, maiden," fro [..]
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wencha girl or young woman
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wench(n)Â informal terms for a (young) woman(v)Â frequent prostitutes
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wenchn. "wench, servant girl; woman of low birth; wanton woman, concubine," s.v. wench sb. OED. KEY: wench@n
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wenchn 19 wenche 15 wenches 4
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wenchA woman.
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