They aren't prostitutes, more like female pimps who in many countries their main job is to provide women for men. They pretty much find or gather prostitutes and "sell" them.
My mother-in-law was a madam (literally).
by SARA1 December 30, 2010
by kira March 19, 2004
1)An ex-hooker whose pimp is no longer with her. 2)A woman with a tendency to use exaggeration for personal gain and manipulation. 3)Prostitutional waste.
woman#1: Pretty call girls can make $3000 a night with no hassle and no pimp.
woman#2: Yeah right. Excuse me, Madam.
woman#2: Yeah right. Excuse me, Madam.
by anon March 1, 2005
by Campbell Reid November 6, 2006
by Kim and Lauren the lovers March 1, 2004
From the French "Ma dame" ("my lady"), a respectful title for a woman of high social status.
Not the same thing as a madam, a woman who runs a brothel; a madam is something quite different from madame.
Not the same thing as a madam, a woman who runs a brothel; a madam is something quite different from madame.
by Lorelili March 19, 2006
Noun:
One who steals, under false pretenses especially in reference to artists' work and/or monies intended for a particular purpose on social media.
*Scammer
One who steals, under false pretenses especially in reference to artists' work and/or monies intended for a particular purpose on social media.
*Scammer
I gave money to her for perks but she did a Madame and I have neither the money nor the perks OR
She pulled a Madame and used my artwork on her page without giving credit.
She pulled a Madame and used my artwork on her page without giving credit.
by Comfortdoll October 26, 2019