wingwoman

wing·wom·an

(wĭng′wo͝om′ən)

n. pl. wing·wom·en (wĭng′wĭm′ĭn)

Slang A woman who helps, guides, or supports another, especially one who assists a friend in trying to seduce another person.

[On the model of wingman.]

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Miley, 20, played wingwoman to Nicole, 35, as the couple went on a crawl of the capital's raunchy cabaret clubs on Saturday night.