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In feudal England, a type of tenure by which a tenant was permitted to use real property that belonged to a lord in exchange for the performance of some service, such as providing young women for the use and pleasure of the lord. An individual who, for a fee, supplies another individual with a prostitute for sexual purposes. To pander, or cater to the sexual desires of others in exchange for money. Cross-referencespimp n. a person who procures a prostitute for customers or vice versa, sharing the profits of the woman's activities. Supposedly he provides protection for the prostitutes, but quite often he will threaten, brutalize, rape, cheat and induce drug addiction of his women. A pimp commits the crime of pandering. (See: prostitution, pander, panderer) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Of course, Galpin buys a lot of ad space from the Daily News, so I guess the Daily News is just pimping for Galpin Ford. Already a violent game, "GTA: San Andreas" encouraged players to have their characters perform "a variety of criminal acts, including murder, pimping, home robbery, tagging and drug-dealing," according to the attorney's statement. I think marketing analyst Bill Doyle would probably deduce that the black people who go to NASCAR races are really there for the fried chicken and watermelon served at the concession stands; Hispanics, because they can relate to pimping out their cars with decals and driving fast; and Jews, because they love competition and can take advantage of a possible financial gain in placing bets ["Gaytona Speed-way," June 24]. |
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