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gigolo

[jig-uh-loh, zhig-] / ˈdʒɪg əˌloʊ, ˈʒɪg- /


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“What? Why would your dad think you’re a gigolo? Didn’t you say you were a writer, a voice-over actor, a comedian, a hotel bellman?”

From Los Angeles Times

The defense attorney described Bravo in his opening arguments as a “gigolo” who had essentially turned Rachel into a concubine.

From Los Angeles Times

The case of the missing gigolo, who may or may not have been run over by a car outside an exclusive club, leads Marlowe into a shadowy world of drug and sex trafficking.

From New York Times

She goes back for the gigolo’s gun and comes to the door.

From Los Angeles Times

Rhodes, as the gigolo, looked more Miami Vice than Mediterranean in his sunglasses.

From New York Times