geisha|geishas in English

noun

[gei·sha || 'gɪːʃə /'geɪʃə]

Japanese woman trained and paid to host and entertain me

Use "geisha|geishas" in a sentence

1. Around the world, the term geisha has many different connotations;some western countries think that geishas are high-class prostitutes or escorts.

2. She was a Jurchen geisha.

3. Mameha: Remember, Chiyo, geisha are not courtesans.

4. Kisses to the geishas! Grosses Bises, chéri

5. No geisha can hope no more.

6. Billy Big Balls, becomes Geisha Bitch Boy.

7. Inspired by the Arthur Golden 1997 novel Memoirs of a Geisha, the video portrays Madonna as a geisha, dancing in a small room.

8. There were many different classifications and ranks of geisha.

9. It takes geishas months to learn to giggle like that, so my friend Gina says.

10. Navy pilots attract geisha girls but they frighten the fish.

11. Interview with actor Gong Li who plays Hatsumomo in Memoirs of a Geisha.

12. Reading y-y-your code... when you were inside that geisha.

13. Geisha J. Williams (nee Jimenez, born 1961/62) is a Cuban American businesswoman.

14. After Japan lost the war, geisha dispersed and the profession was in shambles.

15. Will she have to carry him through rain and wind, begging and dancing, a geisha again?

16. The geisha system was founded, actually, to promote the independence and economic self-sufficiency of women.

17. By the 1830s, the evolving geisha style was emulated by fashionable women throughout society.

18. She stammers that she could be a geisha again, or better, she could die.

19. A ghoulish geisha girl takes part in the Halloween parade in Kawasaki near Tokyo.

20. The young lady may eventually become a full-fledged geisha in her early 20's .

21. Haltingly she stammers that she could be a geisha again, or better , she could die.

22. Even now, visitors to this district can catch sight of geisha in brightly-colored kimonos .

23. In the tea houses on these streets, geisha have performed traditional arts for hundreds of years.

24. Here the monk was fumbling with the appalled geisha and tearing at the lower half of her kimono.

25. The women depicted were most often courtesans and geisha at leisure, and promoted the entertainments to be found in the pleasure districts.