geisha

IPA: gˈeɪʃʌ

A Japanese female entertainer skilled in various arts such as tea ceremony, dancing, singing and calligraphy.

Examples of "geisha" in Sentences

The geisha was the youngest and prettiest of the bunch.
In his letter to Chiyo, Mr. Tanaka says The training of a geisha is an arduous path.
These are the communities where the professionally trained female artists known as geisha live and work.
To my mind, a first-class geisha is more analogous to a kept mistress in our culture than to a prostitute.
The word geisha means “arts person” and the geisha is trained in the art of intriguing men with her most effective tool—her mind.
The most stereotyped image of Japanese women is, of course, that of the geisha, and the most common misperception is that a geisha is a prostitute.
Say the word geisha and images of beautiful kimono-clad women serving green tea, reciting poetry and playing classical instruments may spring to mind.
Zaib Qayyum of River Oaks School correctly spelled the word geisha after only 10 rounds of competition Friday to secure the win at the All-Parish Spelling Bee sponsored by The News-Star.
i want to be a china doll. when i had dark hair, i was often referred to as a geisha (once). the right side of my body will be outfitted in an evening dress and the left side of my body will be covered in a gingham print.