Wench
A ladyshape that is at one with the countryside. Usually associated with bitches that you find in taverns in the 17th century.
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a beautiful women who engages particularly in duties concerning domestic affairs, kitchen cleaning, or ale servingthe object of a pirate's affectionusually found in sea faring ports, in the back of the kitchen scrubbing pots, passed out under a pirate ship's deck, or tending to the wash.Wench
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A young female who likes to complete domestic duties and has mothering/ nuturing qualities. Will mother you if biological mother is not present. Will also have a granny sewing pack just at hand and will get rather upset if a saucepan is stolen from the kitchen.
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A hooker but in the old days
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A person who has thrown their life away to persue a career in food technology. Or anyone who tries to pass off cooking as a GCSE.
Wench
Example:
Man 1: "Look at that guy doing the weights, he's bare wench"
Man 2: "What do you expect, look at the weights hes lifting"
Man 1: "Look at that guy doing the weights, he's bare wench"
Man 2: "What do you expect, look at the weights hes lifting"
Wench
Bar maid or Pirate Captain's woman. Could also be a Captain of her own vessel or home and may be considered a "Salty Wench".
Example:
Fetch me more rum Wench. Or Don't mess with that Wench, she will not be overtaken. That Wench drinks, curses and fights like any man you've ever tangled with. That Wench is mad.
Fetch me more rum Wench. Or Don't mess with that Wench, she will not be overtaken. That Wench drinks, curses and fights like any man you've ever tangled with. That Wench is mad.