wenchy

English

Etymology

From wench +‎ -y.

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɛntʃi

Adjective

wenchy (comparative wenchier or more wenchy, superlative wenchiest or most wenchy)

1. Typical or characteristic of a wench.
   • 1984, John Goodwin, Frommer's Australia on $25 a day, page 104:

     At last count there were 17 other theater restaurants in operation around town, including Dirty Dick's, 23 Queen's Rd., for some of the raunchiest singalongs and wenchiest wenches extant […]

   • 2013, Theresa Romain, Season for Scandal, page 303:

     We're going to work out this plan together. I'll be the wealthiest, wenchiest helpmate you could possibly imagine.

   • 2014, Patrick Sanchez, Girlfriends, page 342:

     That's me. I'm the wenchiest wench of all.

Derived terms

• wenchiness