English to Irish Meaning of doxy - doxy

Doxy :
doxy
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Definitions of doxy in English
Noun(1) a woman who cohabits with an important man
Examples of doxy in English
(1) Still, we need to find now who did murder the doxy and ask why.(2) He knocked up one women, produced the little girl you see here, and now he's sauntering off to bed another doxy .(3) The excellent, shock-haired Lenny sounds a complete prat when he tells Ruth that a dockside doxy was diseased because ‘I decided she was.’(4) Indeed, he maintained a clutch of doxies on the second and third floors of his own establishment.(5) Do you ever see the doxies on the street, Josephine?(6) There are already too many brainless doxies in the world.
(1) down wind ::
gaoth síos
Synonyms
Noun
1. paramour ::
paramour
2. concubine ::
concubine
3. courtesan ::
courtesan
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