[ad. L. *fricātrīc-em, fem. agent-n. f. fricāre to rub.] A lewd woman.
1605. B. Jonson, Volpone, IV. ii. [A patron] To a lewd harlot, a base fricatrice.
1708. Motteux, Rabelais, V. v. 165. Ganymedes, Bardachoes, Huffers, Ingles, Fricatrices, He-Whores and Sodomites.
1871. R. Ellis, Catullus, xcix. 7.
| Hardly the sin was in act, your lips did many a falling | |
| Drop dilute, which anon every finger away | |
| Cleansed apace, lest still my mouth’s infection abiding | |
| Stain, like slaver abhorr’d breath’d from a foul fricatrice. |
