wencher
- noun
- /ˈwɛnʧər/
- Offensive
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- Rumors of the politician being a wencher spread quickly through the small town.
Examples
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He tried to distance himself from his past as a reckless wencher.
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The old play depicted him as a notorious wencher much to the dismay of respectable citizens.
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He is known as a notorious wencher in the city.
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Many people avoid him because he is a wencher.
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The rumors about him being a habitual wencher made many women wary of his advances.
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In the novel, the main character's reputation as a wencher led to his isolation from more respectable circles.
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Despite his charm, he was labeled a wencher and often found himself in trouble with the law.
Synonyms
9
8.7
A man who has many short sexual relationships with different women
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9.1
A man who shows rude, strong sexual interest in other people
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9.9
A man who often pays prostitutes for sex
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8.1
A man who has many romantic or sexual relationships with women
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9.9
A person who leads others into bad behaviour by encouraging too much sex and partying
A person who has sex with other people
Antonyms
How Promiscuous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wencher comes from the older English word wench, which first meant 'a young woman' and later was used for a 'prostitute'. So a wencher is someone who often seeks the company of such women.