Wencher example sentences

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wencher

definition

  - noun form of wench

wench

noun

wench (noun) · wenches (plural noun)

  - a girl or young woman:

  - a female servant or young woman of low social class:

  - (of a man) seek or have numerous casual sexual encounters with women, especially women of low social class:

Synonyms

wench, miss, lass, lassie, colleen, mademoiselle, signorina, babe, chick, girly, filly, bird, gal, Jane, sister, bint, mare, Judy, popsy, frail, broad, dame, maid, maiden, damsel, demoiselle, attendant, retainer, domestic, help, cleaner, helper, lackey, flunkey, minion, maid, housemaid, maidservant, handmaid, girl, footman, page, valet, butler, man, batman, manservant, houseman, houseboy, boy, housekeeper, steward, coachman, postilion, equerry, menial, drudge, hireling, slave, mozo, bearer, chokra, amah, bai, charwoman, charlady, char, boots, daily, skivvy, scout, bedder, gyp, seneschal, abigail, servitor, scullion, tweeny, turnspit, varlet, vassal, serf, famulus, master, mistress

"Wencher" Example Sentences

1. The wencher went to the tavern every night.
2. She knew he was a wencher by the way he talked about women.
3. The town gossip spread rumors about the notorious wencher.
4. He was known as a wencher, but he claimed he was just a flirt.
5. The wencher had a reputation for seducing married women.
6. The judge accused him of being a wencher and took his marriage license away.
7. The wencher's overconfidence led to his downfall.
8. She couldn't date him because he was a known wencher.
9. The wencher was caught with another man's wife.
10. He was a charming wencher, but also an unfaithful husband.
11. The town condemned the wencher for his immoral behavior.
12. The wencher's reputation preceded him wherever he went.
13. The wencher seemed to enjoy the attention he received from women.
14. The pastor preached against the sins of the wencher.
15. The wencher's wife divorced him on the grounds of adultery.
16. The wencher had no remorse for his actions.
17. The wencher's behavior was a reflection of his troubled childhood.
18. The wencher claimed he was only trying to make women feel beautiful.
19. The wencher's addiction to women was his downfall.
20. The wencher's mother was ashamed of his behavior.
21. The father disowned his son for being a wencher.
22. The wencher's therapist diagnosed him with sex addiction.
23. The wencher had a long list of conquests.
24. The wencher's friends enabled his behavior.
25. The wencher's employer fired him for harassment.
26. The wencher's family intervened and got him into rehab.
27. The wencher's behavior was unacceptable to society.
28. The wencher's story was a cautionary tale.
29. The wencher finally realized the error of his ways.
30. The wencher's legacy was one of infamy.

Common Phases

not include inappropriate language.
1. "That wencher is always causing trouble;"
2. "I can't believe he married such a wencher;"
3. "Keep an eye on your drink, that wencher might spike it;";
4. "She's a real wencher, sleeping with multiple guys at once;"
5. "He's such a lonely wencher, always hitting on girls but never getting anywhere;"
6. "Don't trust that wencher, he's known for stealing from his friends;"
7. "I can't stand being around that wencher, he's always making vulgar jokes;"
8. "What a pathetic wencher, constantly begging for attention from women;"
9. "I heard that wencher got into a bar fight last weekend, he's nothing but trouble."

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