sirvente
noun
sir·vente sir-ˈvänt 
variants or sirventes
sir--ˈven-təs
plural sirventes sir--ˈvänt
-ˈvän(t)s,
-ˈven-təs
: a usually moral or religious song of the Provençal troubadours satirizing social vices
Word History
Etymology
French, from Occitan sirventes, literally, servant's song, from sirvent servant, from Latin servient-, serviens, present participle of servire to serve
First Known Use
1819, in the meaning defined above
- pick one's way
- pick oneself up
- pick out
- pick over
- pick sack
- pick sides
- pick someone or something to pieces
- pick someone or something to shreds
- pick someone's brain
- pick someone's brain/brains
- pick someone's brains
- pick someone's pocket
- pick something clean
- pick the brains of
- pick to pieces
- pick to shreds
- pick tongs
- pick tree
- pick up
- pick up after
- pick up after (someone)
- pick up after someone
- pick up and go
- pick up and leave
- pick up and leave/go