pimping

pimping
Obtaining customers for a prostitute. Sharing in the earnings of a prostitute. To constitute the statutory offense of pimping, the defendant must be a male person; he must have knowledge that a certain person is a prostitute; there must he earnings from the prostitution; the defendant must derive his support in whole or in part from such earnings, knowing them to have been the proceeds from prostitution. People v Fuski, 49 Cal App 4, 192 P 552. Sec pandering.

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  • pimping — adjective Etymology: probably akin to Middle English pymple papule more at pimp Date: 1640 1. petty, insignificant 2. chiefly dialect puny, sickly …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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  • pimping — 1. adjective a) Little or petty. b) Consisting of or having the qualities of a pimp. 2. noun a) The practise of procuring prostitutes. b) The process of modifying a vehicle (usually a car), predominantly focusing on t …   Wiktionary

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