madams
Meaning
of Madam
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Dewey raided 80 houses of prostitution in the New York City area and arrested hundreds of prostitutes and "madams".
Lloyd Wendt (1974), p. 321 The sisters' separate responsibilities The Everleigh sisters Minna and Ada—the madams of the Everleigh Club— carried out very different duties in the operation of the club.
Learn about famous madams, see where Billie Holiday was busted for opium, and discover the neighborhood poker clubs.
She meets a vibrant, heartbreaking array of dancers, prostitutes and (physiologically male sex workers who dress and act as women), as well as the pimps, madams, gangsters and corrupt police who govern their lives.
The problem was, there could only be so many hookers in one place; so the most daring of the madams looked at their contacts in Europe, and decided it was time to expand the business.
These sex workers no longer at the ‘mercy of madams’