Wench: You could say it is a derogatory term applied to waitresses that outright accuses them of questionable virtue, but have you seen some of the waitresses lately? The term may come back into vogue.
Vogue:
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Wench: You could say it is a derogatory term applied to waitresses that outright accuses them of questionable virtue, but have you seen some of the waitresses lately? The term may come back into vogue.
Vogue:
Vogue: The fashion industry’s version of planned obsolescence.
Questionable:
Questionable: Not coming up to a stated table of values. For example, to the Atheist, belief in God is questionable, but not to religious people. To religious people evolution is questionable, but not to scientists. To people who define normal as "a man is a man and a woman a woman and marriage should consist of one man, one woman" alternative lifestyles are questionable but those who have alternate lifestyles think that view both questionable and narrow minded. Depends on one's point of view.
Wrong:
Wrong: Everyone else
Narcissist:
Narcissist: Me? Yeah, me. You? No, it ‘s me.
Nefarious:
Nefarious: Very well known as a lying, cheating, parsimonious rat unworthy of any favor
Parsimonious
Parsimonious: Prudential penny-pinching.
Poverty:
Poverty: The state of not having enough money to feed oneself, and often therefore using one's new iPhone, Macbook, or the Smart function of one's 48-inch 3D HD LED TV to complain on social media about not having enough money.
Sacrifice:
Sacrifice: from "sacre" French for sacred and "fice" or Fice: A robot high-five (Urban Dictionary); hence: Sacred Robot High Five for giving up stuff.
High Five:
High Five: The Eagles original band. You old timers from America will get that I'm sure!
Down Low:
See, I got that reference, and the pun wot followed it. The Eagles started as Linda Ronstadt's backing <cough> band, meaning they all stood, or sat, behind her. As such, every night they had a view most men'd have considered enviable, resulting in sneaky little smiling glances between them--or so one assumes. What they were all surreptitiously leering at was, of course, Linda Ronstadt's down low. Well, her tush, at any rate, which, in those tight 70s bellbottoms, looked mighty fine.
Fanny (we'll see which of you geezers familiar with that same time period will get this--without googling it, mind you)
Fanny: That part of the body upon which you sit, which can be difficult when mom "spanks your fanny!" 2) First name of hymn writer Fanny Crosby "Standing Somewhere in the Shadows You'll Find Jesus." 3) Titular heroine prostitute in an erotic novel by English novelist John Cleland, Fanny Hill 4) First name of Radio funny girl Fanny Brice (Baby Snooks) shall I go on? I have a large memory...
Roscoe:
Roscoe: Robinson Crusoe’s nickname.
Cartoon:
Cartoon: The only form of graphic language the population will soon comprehend, as evidenced by plummeting literacy and the rise of emojis as medium.
Well done, Pendragon, but you missed the one I had in mind, which connected to the Linda Ronstadt thing, and that was the band Fanny, a well competent all female blues rock ensemble from the same time period that could hold their own with any of their male equivalents.
Titular, a word I endorse for many reasons
Titular: Famed for some heroine deed, like attending a college. Title was meant to be an aid for fast recognition of a person's capabilities in order to have more effective interaction. Usually used for showing off among peers and lying to one's little ago that they are not as worse-less as they usually feel.
Medal: