Definition of showgirl
: a chorus girl in a musical comedy or nightclub show
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Eighteen years her senior, Frank Gould was the kind of guy who started drinking at 8 a.m. and tried to kill his second wife, the English showgirl Edith Maud Kelly.
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Lawrence's wife, Marie, was an original partner and creator of the Taste Kittens showgirls.
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Her latest fashion feat, however, seems in line with the style of another Vegas showgirl: Britney Spears.
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Starting as a hat model and later as a showgirl, dancer, and bartender in the age and company of the Rat Pack in Atlantic City and working another 10+ years at Hard Rock Cafe Casino in Hollywood, Florida.
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And whether it was created for actress Rita Hayworth, crafted by a Texas socialite or named for a Tijuana showgirl, the margarita is a modern classic cocktail that most folks have served at their backyard parties.
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The Taste Kittens were Englewood's answer to the Tropicana showgirls in Havana, Cuba.
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From there, multiple dancers emerged from the trailer, as did multiple showgirls.
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The candlelight costumes of the ghostly showgirls reference the legendary Ziegfeld stars dressed by fantasists from Erte to Adrian.
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First Known Use of showgirl
1836
SHOWGIRL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of showgirl for English Language Learners
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: a woman who sings or dances in a musical show
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