wencher

In heaven's name, foster brother, give your attention to our mission, not to my shortcomings as a wencher!"

Why should the wencher, the profligate, prove so irresistible?

You must indeed be an incorrigible wencher, if you can find it in your heart to say a word to that fat cow!

"Gawaine is a wencher.

"In the days before the first Tokugawa shogun united Japan, there was a feudal lord who was a great wencher.

Quails, a runaway Irish monk, was irresponsibly jovial and declared himself as good a wencher as any bully-bishop of Ireland.

My older brotherwell, he may have the law behind him, but he was a wencher and a ne'erdowell when I left, and I haven't heard he's improved.

If he were simply a wencher like Gawaine I would not even pity him; Gwenhwyfar is virtuous, and I could take pleasure in seeing her turn him away.

Her look of quiet sorrow and her air of remoteness, even when bending over a man's shoulder to fill his winecup, were enough to deter the most callous wencher.