subs. (old).—A procurer; a whore-master. [From Eng. FLESH + MONGER]. For synonyms, see MOTHER and MOLROWER. Cf., FLESH-FLY, FLESH-MARKET, and FLESH-BROKER.

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  1603.  SHAKESPEARE, Measure for Measure, V. 1. And was the duke a FLESH-MONGER, a fool, and a coward, as you then reported him to be?

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