Translations for „wench“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

wench <a wench; wenches> N

wench

فَتَاة

wench

مُومِس

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English

Well, that fitted: stunning wenches with sumptuous clothes were the privilege of the monarch.

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Make money so the wench will shut up, but make sure she only shouts over the phone.

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Wench brigades, an offshoot of comics, pride themselves on continuing traditions such as the dress-and-bloomers suits, painted faces, decorated umbrellas, and live bands to accompany the brigade.

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They came in with the right tools and must have had a wench to lift the engine out.

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You smell as ripe and bright as the moonlit sea... now let me inside your infernal corsetry, wench!?

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Visitors can watch a dinghy race or pay a fee to drench the wench.

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And besides, the wench is dead.

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The song was the first wench role in minstrelsy.

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At another instance, he says she could be mistaken for a common kitchen wench, but for her graceful and judicious speech.

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Indeed, for decades, one of the main talking-points of wenches' tennis has been their knickers.

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