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pimp : one who derives income from the earnings of a prostitute usually by soliciting business compare panderer vi : to work as a pimp compare pandering ...
Pimp-tenure
Pimp-tenure, a very singular and odious kind of tenure mentioned by our old writers, 'Wilhelmus Hoppeshort tenet dimidiam virgatam terr' per servitium custodiendi sex damisellas, scil. Meretrices ad usum domini regis.'-12 Edw. 1. It is suggested by some writers that 'usum' is a copyist's error for 'custum,' and that the last four words mean 'at the cost of our lord the king,' and not 'for the use of our lord the king,' and that this record is one of reformatory activity....
panderer
panderer : one who engages in pandering compare pimp, prostitute ...
pandering
pandering 1 : the act or crime of recruiting prostitutes or of arranging a situation for another to practice prostitution compare pimp 2 : the act or crime of selling or distributing visual or print media (as magazines) designed to appeal to the recipient's sexual interest ...
prostitute
prostitute : a person who engages in sexual activity indiscriminately esp. for money compare panderer, pimp vt -tut·ed -tut·ing [Latin prostitutus, past participle of prostituere, from pro- before + statuere to cause to stand, place] : to offer as a prostitute ...
Fleshmonger
One who deals in flesh hence a pimp a procurer a pander...
Mackerel
A pimp also a bawd...
Pimp
One who provides gratification for the lust of others a procurer a pander...
Pimping
Little petty pitiful...
Pimpship
The office occupation or persom of a pimp...
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