wenchish

English

Etymology

From wench +‎ -ish.

Adjective

wenchish (comparative more wenchish, superlative most wenchish)

1. (rare) Like or resembling a wench.
   • 1994, Janice Daugharty, Going Through the Change, page 32:

     Ann: black-haired and wenchish in her bosomy softness, but compact and clean as a spring spouting from sand.

   • 2010, Bernadette Strachan, Why Do We Have To Live With Men?:

     Emerging from her room in a low-cut jumper that made the most of her wenchish curves, Mary didn't bother with a hello.