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• “Sunday also saw the very silly what to look for in an evil overlord panel, out of which came the stunning realisation that there is no opposite term for 'wenching'.”

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• “During the meetings, which happened twice a month with a week-long “convention” in the summer, consisted of orgies, rituals, “wenching”, and drinking.”

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• “In Game of Thrones' debut, viewers met King Robert Barantheon, a laid-back monarch who seems more interested in wenching and quenching various appetites than in ruling the Seven Kingdoms.”

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• “He didn't like such mummery and would rather have been drinking and wenching.”

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• “After a night of drinking and wenching, the God of Thunder rises and seeks a fresh conquest.”

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• “All you know is this frivolous life of gambling and drinking and wenching.”

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• ““Go back to gambling and drinking and wenching,” she said dryly.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Hellion in Her Bed

• ““Just when my belly is doing its business, I find you wenching with Mistress Seymour!””

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• “Almost the same age, we would go drinking, smoking, wenching, playing football, and singing karaoke together.”

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• “Mind you, Mudge, what I give the lad is not to be squandered in wining and wenching.”

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