game

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1. The game , in Britain, since the 17 ^th century, the life and business of prostitution. The British expressions ' to be on the game / to be in the game ' and its American equivalent ' to be in the life ' are used by prostitutes to refer either to their way of life and to distinguish professionals from amateurs. See prostitution for synonyms.

2. A game may also refer to a con game , a scam or a con.

3. Willing to engage in sexual intercourse. S/He's (always) game (for anything) , willing to experiment.

4. Fair game , a woman old enough to be regarded as sexual prey; nubile.

Quote: Captain Matt Sherman (Cary Grant) in Operation Petticoat (1959): ' When a girl is under twenty-one, she's protected by law. When she's over sixty-five, she's protected by nature. Anywhere in between, she's fair game.'

5. The game , a pimps romance, with or without violence, to a woman he intends to turn out.

6. In prostitution, the method by which a pimp deals with and controls his prostitutes: a gorrilla pimp uses force and violence, a sugar pimp uses charm and charisma.

7. Willing and not afraid of the risks.

Quote: Rooster Cogburn (John Wayne) to Maddy Ross (Kim Darby) in True Grit (1979): ' Baby sister, I was born game and I intend to go out that way.'

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(Adjective) ready and willing to proceed

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(Abbreviation) Geospatial Assessment of Marine Ecosystems

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(Abbreviation) Glass Aggregate Manufacturing Equipment

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(Abbreviation) Group Against Motorway Expansion

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(Verb) something played with others for fun entertainment. can be outdoor or indoor.

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(Noun) any activity used for diversion and typically involving a clear win or loss

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(Noun) an activity played by children or adults, such as playing the game hide and go seek for children, or playing a poker game for adults.

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an amusement or pastime: children's games.

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(Abbreviation) Green Arrow Motor Express

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(Abbreviation) Great American Merchandise Events

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