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Definition of outcall in English: outcallnoun ˈaʊtkɔːlˈoutkôl A house call made by a prostitute. (妓女)上门服务 Example sentencesExamples - It's very much like the way there is no ambiguous common-sense basis for the interpretation of the terms incall and outcall as used by massage services.
- An independent escort is usually someone who offers both incalls and outcalls.
- Those working outcalls should always tell someone they trust the location and phone number of where they're going, who they're going to see and how long they expect to be there.
- Well, he wants me to do an outcall, for starters.
- She worked for a service in midtown where she did in and outcalls.
- But in that same scenario the client also has to call out on the phone from the hotel to find where it is, and go out to that address, so in a sense it could also be thought of as outcall: you call out and then you go out.
- Others wising up to the concept of variety conduct business both on an outcall (hotel, your house) and incall (you going to them) basis.
- I remember one woman who called and asked, ‘Do you do incall or outcall?’
- And unlike the outcall ladies, who visit the client in his space, having a dedicated workspace means you're a fixed target.
- This means sex workers can only legally make outcalls to ad hoc places, leaving them vulnerable; even using the same hotel frequently can be illegal.
- When I was working I was a 40-kilogram heroin-addicted prostitute and often did outcalls to men who are, you know, six-foot-six, 100 kilograms, never really sure of my safety.
Definition of outcall in US English: outcallnounˈoutkôl A visit by an escort, prostitute, etc., to the address of the caller. Example sentencesExamples - This means sex workers can only legally make outcalls to ad hoc places, leaving them vulnerable; even using the same hotel frequently can be illegal.
- But in that same scenario the client also has to call out on the phone from the hotel to find where it is, and go out to that address, so in a sense it could also be thought of as outcall: you call out and then you go out.
- Others wising up to the concept of variety conduct business both on an outcall (hotel, your house) and incall (you going to them) basis.
- An independent escort is usually someone who offers both incalls and outcalls.
- And unlike the outcall ladies, who visit the client in his space, having a dedicated workspace means you're a fixed target.
- I remember one woman who called and asked, ‘Do you do incall or outcall?’
- Those working outcalls should always tell someone they trust the location and phone number of where they're going, who they're going to see and how long they expect to be there.
- It's very much like the way there is no ambiguous common-sense basis for the interpretation of the terms incall and outcall as used by massage services.
- When I was working I was a 40-kilogram heroin-addicted prostitute and often did outcalls to men who are, you know, six-foot-six, 100 kilograms, never really sure of my safety.
- Well, he wants me to do an outcall, for starters.
- She worked for a service in midtown where she did in and outcalls.
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