pimpship
/ˈpɪmpʃɪp/noun
The position or work of a pimp; pimps collectively; also in extended use. Also (with capital initial): a mock title of respect for a pimp.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Taylor (1578–1653), poet. From pimp + -ship.
- sucker
- sucker-bash
- sucker-bashing
- suckerfish
- sucker punch
- sucket fork
- sucket spoon
- suckhole
- sucking
- sucking disc
- suck it and see
- suck it up
- suckle
- Powell, Colin
- Powell, Enoch
- Powellised
- Powellism
- Powellist
- powellite
- Powellized
- Powell, John Wesley
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- Powell, Michael
- power