Plural of 'doxie'; multiple women regarded as mistresses, sweethearts, or women of questionable reputation.
Simple plural of 'doxie,' adding the regular -s or -es suffix for plural form.
The plural form shows how this word was historically used—often in literature to describe the romantic entanglements of rakish male characters.
Plural of doxie; same gendered history—pejorative term for women's sexual practices and economic dependency.
Same as doxie: use only historically and analytically. Otherwise use neutral plural terms.
["intimate partners","sex workers","mistresses (in neutral historical context)"]
See doxie note on reclamation and labor rights.
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