callboy
- noun
- /ˈkɔːlˌbɔɪ/
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- The magazine published an interview with a former callboy who shared his experiences.
Examples
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The police arrested a callboy during the undercover operation in the city center.
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He worked as a callboy to support himself while studying at university.
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The callboy arrived at the hotel promptly.
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Many callboys work in major cities.
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The callboy was hired for the evening, providing companionship at the upscale event.
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She saw the callboy waiting outside the club, ready to escort his clients inside.
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During the party, the callboy engaged in conversation with several guests, making them feel special.
Synonyms
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4.2
A person who has sex with other people for money
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9.0
A person who sells sex for money, often on the street
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9.3
A person who offers sex for money on the street
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word callboy comes from the parts call ('to phone or ask someone to come') and boy ('a young man'). A helpful way to remember the adult meaning is to think of a man who is 'on call'—someone people phone to come for paid companionship or sexual services.