procurer
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9.8
- noun
- /prəˈkjʊrər/
- Offensive
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proxeneta
- The government has been completely unwilling to prosecute the procurers and the perpetrators and the Jeffrey Epstein network.
So you could have done that with all these procurers, which are essentially pimps.
- So you could have done that with all these procurers, which are essentially pimps.
- The government has been completely unwilling to prosecute the procurers and the perpetrators and the Jeffrey Epstein network.
Examples
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Alex Epstein's procurer and and he also represented El Chapo the the drug cartel leader.
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"Bookmaker, gambler, procurer. No known legitimate occupation."
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So you could have done that with all these procurers, which are essentially pimps.
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So so basically he became this paedophile fucking pimp procurer of children for the for the global elite.
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Not just the chief procurer and Co conspirator but also someone who participated in assaulting the kids.
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Of course, he is not a producer but a procurer of women, and he lures her to a wild Hollywood party under the false pretenses of meeting a director, who turns out to be but a mere camera assistant.
Academic text (2017) -
Further rumors emerging from the never-ending trial of David Simelane, a noted procurer of victims, have it that Saudi Arabia is one destination for body parts retrieved from those sacrificed.
Blog text (14) -
From a quick perusal of the first, the three of us decided that it was a listing of prominent procurers, bawds, whoremasters, and houses of licentious entertainment.
Fiction book (1990) -
At home, he was surprised to learn that the hero of the video they had rented was a young Peter Lawford—in later life, apparently, a stooge for Frank Sinatra and a procurer for President Kennedy.
Fiction book (1995) -
The police arrested a known procurer who was attempting to recruit new clients for the prostitutes on the street.
Synonyms
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9.5
A person who controls prostitutes and takes some of their money
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9.8
A person who finds customers for prostitutes
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9.9
A man who finds and controls people who sell sex and takes their money
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9.9
A person who finds clients for people who sell sex
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9.9
A man who finds customers for prostitutes and keeps their money
A woman who finds clients for prostitutes
A person who finds clients for prostitutes
A man who controls people who sell sex and takes their money
A man who finds customers for prostitutes and takes their money
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Procurer comes from the same parts pro- 'for' and curare 'to take care of', but later had a different use. Because it can mean 'one who gets things for others', it also came to mean a person who arranges clients for sex workers, which is why it can mean a 'pimp' today.