whore 音标拼音: [h'ɔr]
n . 娼妓
vi . 卖淫
娼妓卖淫
whore n 1 :
a woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money [
synonym :
{
prostitute }, {
cocotte }, {
whore }, {
harlot }, {
bawd }, {
tart },
{
cyprian }, {
fancy woman }, {
working girl }, {
sporting lady },
{
lady of pleasure }, {
woman of the street }]
v 1 :
work as a prostitute 2 :
have unlawful sex with a whore 3 :
compromise oneself for money or other gains ; "
She whored herself to Hollywood "
Whore \
Whore \ (
h [=
o ]
r ),
n . [
OE .
hore ,
AS .
h [=
o ]
re ;
akin to D .
hoer ,
hoere ,
G .
hure ,
OHG .
huora ,
huorra ,
Icel .
h [=
o ]
ra ,
Dan .
hore ,
Sw .
hora ,
Goth .
h [=
o ]
rs an adulterer ,
AS .
h [=
o ]
r adultery ,
OHG .
huor ,
and probably to L .
carus dear .
Cf .
{
Charity }.]
A woman who practices unlawful sexual commerce with men ,
especially one who prostitutes her body for hire ;
a prostitute ;
a harlot . --
Wyclif .
[
1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Harlot ;
courtesan ;
prostitute ;
strumpet .
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1913 Webster ]
Whore \
Whore \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Whored };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Whoring }.] [
Cf .
Icel .
h ?
ra .
See {
Whore },
n .]
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1913 Webster ]
1 .
To have unlawful sexual intercourse ;
to practice lewdness .
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2 . (
Script .)
To worship false and impure gods .
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Whore \
Whore \,
v .
t .
To corrupt by lewd intercourse ;
to make a whore of ;
to debauch . [
R .] --
Congreve .
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1913 Webster ]
98 Moby Thesaurus words for "
whore ":
B -
girl ,
Cyprian ,
Jezebel ,
Paphian ,
backslider ,
bad egg ,
bad lot ,
bad woman ,
baggage ,
bawd ,
be promiscuous ,
bitch ,
black sheep ,
broad ,
call girl ,
chase women ,
chippy ,
clitoromaniac ,
cocotte ,
commit adultery ,
coquette ,
courtesan ,
daughter of joy ,
debauch ,
degenerate ,
demimondaine ,
demimonde ,
demirep ,
dissipate ,
drab ,
easy lay ,
easy woman ,
erring sister ,
fallen angel ,
fallen woman ,
fancy woman ,
fille de joie ,
flirt ,
floozy ,
fornicate ,
frail sister ,
gold digger ,
grisette ,
grovel ,
harlot ,
harridan ,
hetaera ,
hooker ,
hussy ,
hustler ,
hysteromaniac ,
jade ,
kept woman ,
lecher ,
loose woman ,
lost sheep ,
lost soul ,
meretrix ,
miscreant ,
moll ,
nightwalker ,
nymphet ,
nympho ,
nymphomaniac ,
painted woman ,
paphian ,
pervert ,
philander ,
pickup ,
pimp ,
poule ,
profligate ,
prostitute ,
quean ,
rake ,
recidivist ,
recreant ,
reprobate ,
scapegrace ,
scarlet woman ,
sleep around ,
slut ,
sorry lot ,
stew ,
streetwalker ,
strumpet ,
swing ,
tart ,
trollop ,
trull ,
unfortunate woman ,
uteromaniac ,
vamp ,
wallow ,
wanton ,
wench ,
white slave ,
womanize
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