escort
- noun
- /ˈɛskɔrt/
- Who's your escort?
And this started when I was a straight male escort back in Australia.
- And this started when I was a straight male escort back in Australia.
- OK, so she's an escort and she wants and why does she want you?
- The day that I met him up there, like I said, the escort comes to meet us.
- And that also now remember she was a professional escort.
- So anyhow, next thing you know, this escort, it's not the same one as the pictures.
- And then he told me that it was a high end like escort slash prostitute for celebrity clients.
- What's your thoughts on men visiting escorts and massage parlours for happy endings?
- Sometimes these girls are going, look, I'm getting offered X amount of dollars to do an escort job with.
- Just touching a soft wean or just looking at, you know, escorts on the Internet, negotiating with escorts, pricing them down.
- When she was a high end escort, she was out of there's like a Vegas party going on And yeah, they made out.
- Well, Craig was getting escorts from this guy.
- Calling someone a high end escort is.
- Do you know I was once an accidental escort?
- They cross dressers or drag Queens or an escort.
Examples
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When she asked what kind of escort I wanted, I said young.
Fiction book (1997) -
I need an escort.
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Very nice of you to provide an escort for-- what is it that they call you these days?
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Who was kind enough to serve as my escort to George's little do?
Fiction book (1998) -
I'm an escort.
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At the gala, she arrived with her charming escort who wore a tuxedo and made her feel special.
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Having a trusted escort made her feel safe during the event late at night.
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He was proud to be her escort during the charity ball, ensuring she enjoyed every moment.
Synonyms
A meeting to get to know someone in a romantic way or the person you go with
A man who goes with a woman as her polite escort at events
Compounds
How Formal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Escort comes from old French and Italian words like escorte and scorta that meant 'a person or group who goes with someone'. A helpful way to remember the social meaning is to think of an escort as a 'companion' you take to an event, because the word originally meant someone who accompanies you.