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wench Noun Old-fashioned 1. Facetious a girl or young woman 2. a prostitute or female servant [Old English wencel child]
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| Tulliver; "she's a straight, black-eyed wench as anybody need wish to see. " said the captain, causing Quasimodo's straps to be drawn tighter, "I should have preferred to keep the wench. Her getting a parcel from a hare-brained wench at the coaches in St. |
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