gigolo
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- noun
- /ˈdʒɪɡəˌloʊ/
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- I was torn by guilt and worry over my absences from home and work and by my position as a gigolo, and all the while Lillian kept asking me if I had money.
- gigolos and prostitutes
- just a gigolo
- Male Gigolo
And Billy Wilder was in in his former life before he was a before he was a filmmaker, was apparently a gigolo.
- And Billy Wilder was in in his former life before he was a before he was a filmmaker, was apparently a gigolo.
- It was the trick, paying her gigolo.
Examples
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Are there any rich ladies out there looking to pay my million-dollar gigolo fee?
Blog text (3) -
Henry... are you a gigolo?
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But after a week, who knows, we could get you work as a gigolo! It was midnight.
Fiction book (1996) -
The moment I walked into a room with her on my arm, I knew instantly that I was being perceived as a gigolo.
Fiction book (1999) -
I'm a high-end gigolo.
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Sexually, too, he refuses all limits: he begins by sleeping with prostitutes and then becomes a gigolo to a woman in a small town in the Rhone Valley.
Academic text (1996) -
He became a gigolo after losing his job, relying on wealthy women for support.
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Many people were shocked to discover that he was living as a gigolo in the upscale neighborhood.
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She introduced him as her gigolo at the party, which made everyone curious about their arrangement.
Synonyms
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4.2
A person who has sex with other people for money
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gigolo probably comes from a French word for a 'dance', like the English jig, because it first named men who were paid to dance or keep women company. So a gigolo today is a man supported by a woman, often in return for a romantic or sexual relationship.