B-girl

Examples

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• Hired as B-girls, these women helped to make the bar more inviting and lively for customers.

• Many clubs employ B-girls to enhance the atmosphere and boost sales.

• But instead, the defendants were never charged with violating the B-girl statute.

  Academic text (2018)

• They hired a number of young, attractive women, many of whom were foreign, known as "B-girls" (12) to help attract business.

  Academic text (2018)

• In total, an estimated ninety men were enticed out of more than $1,300,000 at the encouragement of the B-girls.

  Academic text (2018)

• The court acknowledged that the requested instruction, which was denied by the trial court, seemed to be a correct statement of the law because "failure to disclose the financial arrangement between the B-girls and the Bar" was not "in and of itself" sufficient to convict the defendants of wire fraud.

  Academic text (2018)

• Perhaps even more pertinent to the case at hand, the City of Miami likewise has its own ordinance restricting B-girl activity, which predates the Florida statute.

  Academic text (2018)

• In this case, since the defendants' misrepresentations regarded their arrangement with the B-girls, and those misrepresentations did not extend to either the price or quality of the goods sold to the victims, the court held the defendants had merely deceived and not defrauded.

  Academic text (2018)

• The bar was filled with friendly B-girls who encouraged men to order more drinks.

Synonyms

B

bar girl

vsB-girl

• Slang

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A woman who talks and spends time with men in a bar to get tips or drinks

focuses on encouraging purchases of drinks rather than receiving tips

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology