Entertaiment

The act of keeping the interest or attention of others; an amusement; gratification. The etymology of the word is from the Middle Latin intertenere, a compound of the prefix inter- and the suffix tener, based on the Indo-European root ten. The meaning has evolved over the centuries, and now a person might entertain an audience with music, drama, or comedy.

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TN. PENAL CODE 9-29-11.1

Any female entertainer who exposes the breast or, while visible to any customer, uses any device intended to simulate the breast or wears a type of clothing that leaves the breast exposed is guilty of a misdemeanor.