Client
John
John noun - A prostitute's customer.
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Synonyms for John
Client and john are semantically related. (British) Sometimes you can use "Client" instead a noun "John".
Nearby Words: johnna, Johnie, johna
Both words in one sentence
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John Scalzi's reboot novel Fuzzy Nation has a much more cynical version; Jack Holloway is a lawyer who was disbarred when he punched his client in the middle of a trial.
Source: Courtroom Antic -
Cosby turns his portrayal of the Snake Oil Salesman Up to Eleven as he brags to a potential client that he is Honest John (pointing out the words with his stick).
Source: Honest John's Dealership -
However a "john" also has non-proper name definitions (as slang for a toilet, or a prostitute's client), making it legal to play.
Source: Tabletop Game / Scrabble
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