whoring in English

verb

1

(of a woman) work as a prostitute.

she spent her life whoring for dangerous men

synonyms: work as a prostitute, sell one's body, sell oneself, be on the streets

verb

• work as a prostitute, sell one's body, sell oneself, be on the streets
• use prostitutes, wench

Use "whoring" in a sentence

1. A complaint was filed against your whoring.

2. You've been whoring yourself to the whole damn Caelian.

3. Better cool them off before they move from gambling and whoring to...

4. In Athens he lived by night, indulging in his two hobbies, whoring and eating.

5. Dumped poor Catherine and Mary in some deserted palace whilst he went whoring.

6. And Carlo had straightened out, stopped drinking, stopped whoring, stopped trying to be a wise guy.

7. Time to put a stop to the drinkin'... and the gambling'... and the whoring'... right under our very noses!

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9. The author draws the attention of the Committee to a report from the Swedish Embassy in Iran which states that chapter I of the Iranian hudud law “deals with adultery, including whoring, and incest, satisfactory evidence of which is a confession repeated four times or testimony by four righteous men with the alternative of three men and two women, all of whom must be eyewitnesses