wenchers
Men pursuing women
Wenchers is the plural of wencher, meaning men who pursue promiscuous women: The tavern was full of wenchers and rogues.
Those who celebrate noisily
- drunkardsHabitual heavy drinkers
- debaucheesPeople given to excess
- libertinesMorally dissolute individuals
- rakesTined gathering implements
profligates · tipplers · inebriates · boozers · carousers · lushes · merrymakers · hellraisers
Premises for prostitution
- strumpetsProstitutes or promiscuous women
- courtesansCompanions to powerful men
- rakesTined gathering implements
- Restoration1660s monarchical revival
Elizabethan · cavaliers · gallants · brothels · stews · doxies · trollops · harlots
revelers
Those who celebrate noisily
- drunkardsHabitual heavy drinkers
- debaucheesPeople given to excess
- libertinesMorally dissolute individuals
rakes · profligates · tipplers · inebriates · boozers · carousers · lushes · merrymakers · hellraisers · dissipaters
bawdy-house
Premises for prostitution
- strumpetsProstitutes or promiscuous women
- courtesansCompanions to powerful men
- rakesTined gathering implements
Restoration · Elizabethan · cavaliers · gallants · brothels · stews · doxies · trollops · harlots · roguery
bawdy
Humorously indecent
- lewdObscenely sexual
- lasciviousOvertly sexual in manner
- lecherousShowing excessive sexual desire
licentious · lustful · salacious · wanton · racy · indecent · raunchy · smutty · ribald · suggestive
alehouse
Drinking establishment
barmaid · ale · mead · patrons · taverner · barkeep · tankard · pint · cider · spirits
wenchersmonogamists
Single-partner relationship practitioners
celibates · abstainers · ascetics · monks · priests
wencherscelibates
Those avoiding sexual activity
ascetics · monks · prudes · abstainers · teetotalers
- beer wenchesCostumed tavern serving staff