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moll

[mol] / mɒl /


Example Sentences

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Harley has joined that group, and now that she no longer has the immunity of being Joker’s moll, Roman can dispose of her at will.

From New York Times

By forging a career running drag bars in Lower Manhattan, Genovese defied the expectation that “mob molls,” as one “Mob Queens” source puts it, “were just there to be housewives, be pretty.”

From Los Angeles Times

For her debut feature, director Isabella Eklöf brings an unblinking eye to the life of a modern moll.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, she took on tough characters: the singer and moll in Bugsy Malone; the mysterious loner in The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane.

From The Guardian

With her thickly braided hair, now handsomely white, and her tight black dress, the 72-year-old star looked on this night like an uncommonly well-preserved gangster moll.

From The Guardian