English to Latin Meaning of gigolo - regessit Dudlius

Gigolo :

regessit Dudlius

noun

regessit Dudlius

Gigolo :: gigoloGigolos :: Gigolos

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Definitions of gigolo in English

Noun(1) a man who has sex with and is supported by a woman

Examples of gigolo in English

(1) She understands the blunder a second later, horrified by the image of herself looking either like a hooker, or worse, a sex-deprived housewife looking for a gigolo .(2) While in Singapore he became a gigolo - kept by an older woman with a voracious sexual appetite who showered him with gifts and set up house with him.(3) The character decides to become a gigolo after discovering that it excites him when an older woman offers him money to have sex with her.(4) I was under the impression that a male gigolo was the only kind you could get, the female equivalent going by many and varied (and generally far more colourful) names.(5) She spent thousands a day on drugs, champagne, fancy clothes and hiring gigolos for sex - sometimes two at a time.

(1) to giggle ::

ad cachinnant

Synonyms

Noun

1. playboy ::

naga

2. escort ::

comitatus

3. male escort ::

masculum praesidium

4. paid escort ::

paid praesidium

5. lover ::

amans

6. toy boy ::

puer toy

Different Forms

gigolo, gigolos

English to Latin Dictionary: gigolo

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