English to Xhosa Meaning of bawd - bawd


Bawd :
bawd

ivuse female, hamba-phakathi, kumphatheli, ivuse

ivuse, bathenge

bawdbawdilybawdsbawdy
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Definitions of bawd in English
Noun(1) a woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money
Examples of bawd in English
(1) Kathryn Hunter plays the bawd of the title as a butch, shaven-headed operator who deals in drugs as well as sex.(2) Sheldon met her first bawd when a Mrs Horsham, a very respectable-looking woman, engaged her in polite conversation on a bench in St James's Park.(3) Temperature was peaking at barely nine in the morning, and townspeople were shuffling their way down the streets, carriages and carts were getting impatient, and competitive bawds were stepping back into the shadows.(4) At the very worst, real mothers suffer by analogy with bawds and pimps.(5) From the Bible to bawds , Rembrandt's palette welcomed all women.
Related Phrases of bawd
(1) bawd ::
bawd
Synonyms
Noun
1. prostitute ::
isifebe
2. tart ::
apile
3. harlot ::
sifebe
4. whore ::
isifebe
5. working girl ::
intombazane eyayisebenza
6. cocotte ::
cocotte
7. fancy woman ::
umfazi fancy
Different Forms
bawd, bawdily, bawds, bawdy
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