Wench (noun)

A young woman, typically one of lower social status.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english wenċ, from wenċian to wen, from wen growth, tumor.

Examples:

1. He was a notorious womanizer who had a string of wenches.
2. She was just a wench to him, nothing more than a plaything.
3. The wench was serving ale at the tavern.
4. The sailors were looking for a wench to share their bed with.
5. She was a common wench who was never respected by society.