Courtesans is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COURTESANS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COURTESAN, a prostitute, esp. one whose clients are wealthy or upper-class, also COURTEZAN
• a prostitute, especially one with wealthy or upper-class clients
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a prostitute with a courtly, wealthy, or upper-class clientele

Words related to COURTESANS

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How to use COURTESANS in a sentence

• Courtesans usurped the privileges of wives, and with unblushing effrontery.
• And then he sent for a number of courtesans, women of the town, clever in everything.
• There are people whose only happiness is chastity, and women who would rather be courtesans than mothers.
• Rome had no courtesans because the youth of the city were engaged in eternal war.
• This woman was apparently one of the grand courtesans of Venice.
• Courtesans thronged, the robber and the assassin found their prey.
• Wherefore, in Paris, attorneys, doctors, and barristers, like courtesans with a chance-come lover, take very considerable precautions against the gratitude of clients.
• Issued from this saloon a long narrow gallery set with a single line of tables, now all occupied by supping courtesans and their men.
• I shall show that it is only by confounding courtesans with queens, and love with ambition, that any sort of case can be made out against the former.
• It was the same little white-painted gallery, filled with courtesans, music-hall singers, drunken lords, and sarcastic journalists.
• Therefore to struggle successfully against a splendid young woman, to carry away from her six triumphs a week, Beatrix had recourse to the knowledge and the science of courtesans.
• Greece and Rome paved the way for their ultimate annihilation when their beautiful women ceased to bear children and their men sought the companionship of courtesans.
• The courtesans could never dispense with these two kings of ready wit.
• Hannah More had fifty times more fun in her life than all these courtesans and criminals put together.
• It is Bad Form to be rough to women, even to Japanese courtesans.
• The cardinal himself, the ministers of state, noblemen, and courtesans of Paris, as well as merchants of the port towns, all figured in the list of stockholders.
• The writers whose letters we are supposed to read in reading Alciphron are peasants, fishermen, parasites, men-about-town, and courtesans.
• What difference would Rosas have found between her and the fashionable courtesans whom he had loved, or rather, enriched, in passing? He would not believe this new lie this time.

Similar words containing URTESAN without suffix s and without prefix co

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