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wench (wenc̸h)

noun

  1. a girl or young woman: now a derogatory or jocular term
  2. Archaic
    1. a country girl
    2. a female servant
    3. a sexually loose and immoral woman

Origin: ME wenche, contr. < wenchel, child, boy, girl, young woman < OE wencel, a child, akin to wancol, unsteady (? in reference to an infant's gait): for IE base see winch

intransitive verb

to be sexually promiscuous with a wench ()

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wench (wĕnch)

noun
  1. A young woman or girl, especially a peasant girl.
  2. A woman servant.
  3. A wanton woman.
intransitive verb wenched, wench·ing, wench·es
To consort or engage in sex with wanton women. Used of a man.

Origin: Middle English, short for wenchel, child, from Old English wencel.

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