Whore

Definition

whore /hↄ:(r)/ n ( dated or derog ) (က) ဖာ။ (ခ) မိန္းမပ်က္။ ❏ whore-house n ( dated or derog ) ဇိမ္နန္း။

Examples

1. ‘Each room is occupied by girls like me
2. girls with broken homes; rape victims
3. prostitutes
4. and whores.’
5. ‘The whores in the brothel next door to my work are listening to REM's ‘Everybody Hurts’ on their radio.’
6. ‘The waterfront was busy
7. traders and merchants displaying their items for sale
8. while on the corners of the streets hookers and whores waited for their evening's employment.’
9. ‘At the Bridewell in London
10. single women suspected of being whores were inspected by other women to establish if they were virgins.’
11. ‘The album is content to rely on the old hip-hop cliches
12. piling on the swear words and overloading each track with references to whores
13. pimps
14. hookers and drugs.’
15. ‘‘Most of the money was spent on booze and women of easy virtue - whores in other words
16. ’ he told me in an interview.’
17. ‘Women have two kinds of power
18. historically: as the courtesan and as the whore.’
19. ‘Sherman typically enacts a series of portraits - Elizabethan whores
20. gangster's molls
21. and now a series of clowns.’
22. ‘From Kings to paupers
23. all of them had their mistresses and concubines and whores.’
24. ‘He finally shed his obsession with cross-eyed prostitutes when he learned to put Descartes before the whores.’
25. ‘The popular belief amongst local lads is that the inmates at the Magdalene are whores and trollops.’
26. ‘A whore captivates a rich man with her coquettish prettiness and is rescued from life on the streets.’
27. ‘He was also involved in a string of violent incidents with the swordsmen and whores of the Roman streets
28. ending with his killing of Ranuccio Tomassoni in a gang fight in May 1606.’
29. ‘After learning that his son visits a whore
30. Wang Lung goes to the prostitute
31. paying her not to see his son anymore.’
32. ‘In the streets he is accosted by whores
33. hustlers and queer-bashers.’
34. ‘In this particular case
35. however
36. the child born to a whore is named after a particular adulterer.’
37. ‘In a matter of decades
38. Makiki's artistic focus had shifted from the virtues of the Madonna to the transgressions of the whore.’
39. ‘One woman reporter
40. in tears
41. told Weffer about being called a puta
42. a whore
43. when she tried to enter a poor neighborhood wearing a press pass.’
44. ‘He didn't need to surround himself with sluts and whores.’
45. ‘She falls in love with John but he attacks her calling her whore and strumpet.’