rigsby n.
a wanton, promiscuous woman.
(trans.) Polidore Vergile de Invent. VII vi 140: These [...] be so light fingered and suche rigbies Children that they wil fynde two thynges, afore they lose one [OED]. | ||
Estienne’s World of Wonders A2: Here dwels that towring and terrible Nimrod, that hunting rigsby Semiramis. | (trans.)