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call girl

American  

noun

  1. a female prostitute with whom an appointment can be made by telephone, usually to meet at the client's address.

  2. (formerly) a prostitute available to be called on at a brothel.


call girl British  

noun

  1. a prostitute with whom appointments are made by telephone

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Etymology

Origin of call girl

An Americanism dating back to 1930–35

Example Sentences

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“You’re not just doing that whole old-person thing where you call girls cutesy names ’cause you think it’s charming or whatever, are you.”

From Literature

By the time Welch landed her first movie role, as a call girl in 1964’s “A House Is Not a Home,” she was a mother to two young children.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Mester's defence barrister said she was given the items as a gift having spent a week as a "call girl" in December.

From BBC

The Korean "comfort women" will now receive millions and become the highest paid call girls in history.

From New York Times

A former call girl said he had coerced her into sex in 2009, but the prosecutors said they had been unable to establish "absence of consent".

From BBC