Wench

Noun

 * 1)  a young woman, especially a servant
 * 2)  a promiscuous woman

Verb

 * 1)  To frequent prostitutes, to womanize

Thesaurus
Jane, Jezebel, abigail, amah, au pair girl, ayah, babe, baby, bad woman, baggage, betweenmaid, biddy, bird, bitch, broad, chambermaid, chaperon, chick, chippy, clitoromaniac, cocotte, colleen, companion, cook, cutie, dame, damoiselle, damsel, demoiselle, doll, drab, duenna, easy lay, easy woman, femme de chambre, fille de chambre, filly, floozy, frail, frail sister, gal, gentlewoman, girl, girlie, grisette, handmaid, handmaiden, harridan, heifer, hen, hired girl, housemaid, hoyden, hussy, hysteromaniac, jade, jeune fille, jezebel, jill, junior miss, kitchenmaid, lady-help, lady-in-waiting, lass, lassie, little missy, live-in maid, live-out maid, loose woman, mademoiselle, maid, maiden, maidservant, minx, miss, missy, nursemaid, nymphet, nympho, nymphomaniac, parlormaid, pickup, piece, quail, quean, romp, schoolgirl, schoolmaid, schoolmiss, scullery maid, servant girl, servitress, skirt, slattern, slip, slut, soubrette, strumpet, subdeb, subdebutante, subteen, subteener, tart, teenybopper, tomato, tomboy, tramp, trollop, trull, tweeny, upstairs maid, uteromaniac, virgin, waiting maid, wanton, whore, young creature, young thing

Etymology
Middle English wenche, short for wenchel child, from Old English wencel; akin to Old High German wankōn (to totter).

Noun

 * Breton: merc'h
 * Catalan: mossa
 * Dutch: meid
 * French: jeune fille, fille
 * German: Magd
 * Irish: cailín
 * Italian: ragazza


 * Norwegian: jente
 * Portuguese: moça
 * Russian: девка, девица
 * Scottish Gaelic: caile
 * Spanish: moza
 * Swedish: jänta
 * Welsh: merch


 * Russian: девка, проститутка

Verb

 * Russian: таскаться по баба