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A voluptuous female pirate type woman, usally with a firey attitude, and usually seen around taverns and bars, seaside fishing towns, and wherever pirates roam. "Argg! That wench be as ugly as a fox!"
or "I am a wench. Kiss me." |
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a dirty pirate hooker Diana is a wench.......
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a beautiful women who engages particularly in duties concerning domestic affairs, kitchen cleaning, or ale serving
the object of a pirate's affection usually found in sea faring ports, in the back of the kitchen scrubbing pots, passed out under a pirate ship's deck, or tending to the wash. Yaaar!! Call over the tavern wench. Me ale bucket needs a filling. And while you're there, tell 'er that she should clean out the stain she left on my bed sheets last night. Arrrr!
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A stout, voluptuous maiden. Usually associated with the Rennaissance and taverns, where the wench is pictured as a bar-maid, boldly flirting with the swashbucklers and pirates.
Is a softer, less-offending version of bitch. A mispronunciation of "wrench". |
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Peasant girl. Can also be used as a slightly and less aggresive version of bitch. "That wench ate my waffles."
"You wench!" |
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historically a non-derrogatory word for a woman who was not a lady. thus a waitress in times of yore was a "serving wench." more modernly synonimous with bitch or slut but slightly less ofencive Call over the one of the kitchen wenches, i must needs have more ale.
Give that back you wench! |
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a slightly less offensive term similar in meaning to "bitch" "your'e such a fucking wench"
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