A concubine, mistress, leman.

A woman who has a long-term sexual relationship with a man to whom she is not married; a mistress; a concubine.

the mistress of a married man in relation to his lawful wife.

A woman who cohabits with a man without being his wife; a kept mistress.

In bad sense (cf. paramour, n. 3): One who is loved unlawfully; an unlawful lover or mistress. In later archaistic use chiefly applied to the…

A girl, woman; also in a bad sense, a concubine, a whore.

A female sweetheart or lover; a mistress, a concubine. Obsolete.

A woman with whom a person has a romantic or sexual relationship; a female lover, a girlfriend; (also) a mistress; a woman who is supported…

A concubine; a mistress. Obsolete.

A woman other than his wife with whom a man has a long-lasting sexual relationship. In early use: †a woman notorious for some act (obsolete).

Probably: a mistress. Obsolete.

Originally the term in Vagabonds' Cant for the unmarried mistress of a beggar or rogue: a beggar's trull or wench: hence, slang, a mistress…

A pet form of the name Dorothy. Hence given generically to a female pet, a mistress. Also, the smallest or pet pig in a litter (dialect).

A woman; esp. (in early use) a mistress, a prostitute. Obsolete.

A mistress.

With adverbs or adverbial phrases. lier-by n. a kept mistress (cf. lie-by, n. 1, lig-by, n.). Obsolete.

A person who is loved illicitly; a paramour. Obsolete.

a female friend; (formerly also) †a mistress (obsolete).

A kept woman, a mistress; a concubine. Also (occasionally): a prostitute, a whore. Also in extended use. Cf. town miss n. at town, n. compounds 1b…

A mistress.

Apparently a shortening or alteration of concubine (cf. concuby, n.).

A bedfellow; a mistress, concubine; = lie-by, n. 1.

spec. (a) A woman, other than his wife, with whom a man has a long-lasting sexual relationship, a mistress; (b) a procuress, bawd, brothel keeper. Obs…

transferred and figurative. A pet, a mistress. Obsolete.

A mistress. Obsolete. rare.

A concubine.

A drab, slattern, useless woman. dialect or colloquial.

A concubine, mistress. Now dialect. (Cf. lig-by, n.)

In various derisive or opprobrious uses. A kept mistress, a courtesan or prostitute. Obsolete.

A mistress, a paramour; a prostitute. Obsolete.

A mistress. Obsolete.

A mistress, concubine. Obsolete.

(a) (usually with the and capital initials) (the name of) a supernatural character in Arthurian legend, said to have given King Arthur the sword…

slang. A kept mistress. Obsolete.

A mistress. Obsolete slang.

A mistress, concubine.

euphemistic. Designating a woman who is available to be a person's mistress, lover, or sexual partner. Chiefly in kind girl. Obsolete.

a concubine.

As a term of endearment, esp. to a girl or woman: darling, sweetheart. Also: a mistress, a kept woman. Obsolete.

= mistress, n. 7.

a kept mistress (cf. fancy man, n.).

(In ancient Greece, and hence transferred) A female companion or paramour, a mistress, a concubine; a courtesan, harlot.

= fancy-girl n., fancy-woman n.

A mistress.

Of a lower kind; entitled in a lower degree to the appellation. secondary wife n. †(a) a concubine; (b) a socially or legally recognized inferior…

the lover of a married man or male partner.

= fancy-woman n.

Philippine English. A woman, other than a man's wife, with whom he has a long-lasting sexual relationship; a mistress.

A mistress; esp. any one of a number of mistresses with whom a man has a long-lasting sexual relationship.