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whore (iou)



whore noun & verb.
[Late Old English hore corresp. to Middle & mod. Low German hore, Middle Dutch hoere (Dutch hoer), Old High German huora (German Hure), Old Norse hora, from Germanic base repr. also by Old Norse horr, Gothic hors adulterer, from Indo-European base repr. by Latin carus dear. For change to spelling with wh- see WH (cf. WHOLE).]
A. noun.
A prostitute. LOE.
A promiscuous woman; a man's mistress; an adulteress. derog. ME.
b. fig. A corrupt or idolatrous community. LME.
transf. A male prostitute; a promiscuous or unprincipled person. Esp. as a term of Abuse. M17.
Phrases: play the whore arch. (of a woman) engage in immoral or promiscuous sexual relations; commit adultery. scarlet whore: see SCARLET adjective. the whore of Babylon arch. derog. the Roman Catholic Church.
Comb.: whore-hunt verb intrans. (arch.) (of a man) engage in promiscuous sexual relations; whoremaster (a) arch. a sexually promiscuous man, a lecher; (b) a pimp; whoremasterly adjective lecherous; whoremistress a brothel-keeper; whoremonger arch. a sexually promiscuous man, a lecher; whore's bird arch. an illegitimate child, a bastard (chiefly as a term of Abuse); whore's egg N. Amer. a sea urchin; whore-shop slang a brothel.
b. verb.
verb intrans. (Of a man) engage in promiscuous sexual relations with prostitutes; (of a woman) engage in immoral or promiscuous sexual relations. LOE.
b. fig. Pursue or seek after (something false, unworthy, or idolatrous). M16.
verb trans. Debauch (a woman); corrupt, deprave. Now rare. E17.
verb trans. Spend in whoring; get or bring by whoring. rare. L17.
whorage noun (rare) a group of whores L19.
whoredom noun immoral or promiscuous sexual activity; in pl., instances of such activity: ME.
whorer noun a sexually promiscuous man, a lecher M17-E18.
whoreship noun (joc., now rare or obsolete) (with possess. adjective, as
her whoreship etc.) a mock title of respect given to a whore E17.
whorism noun (rare) whoredom L16.
whory adjective whorish L17.