prostitute
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- noun
- /ˈprɒstɪtjuːt/
- NSFW
- She has worked as a prostitute in the city's red-light district for many years.
- sex with prostitutes
- customers of prostitutes
- street prostitutes
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Watch on YouTubeAnd he got caught with prostitutes and had to resign.
- And he got caught with prostitutes and had to resign.
- She is a prostitute in early Frontier California.
- There's stories from journalists of a prostitute in Soho who used to beat him.
- One of my best friends, you know, his dad took him to a prostitute just to make sure he wasn't gay.
- If he's so stunning, how does he, why does he have to hire a prostitute in The Owl and the Pussycat?
- So he brings his son to the young prostitute so he can be a man, quote UN quote.
- And then he told me that it was a high end like escort slash prostitute for celebrity clients.
- These men are full blown prostitutes absolutely in every sense of the word.
- But obviously that prostitute will always be white or foreign, right?
- Why should HIV avoid non drug using prostitutes?
Examples
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There was this girl, Elodia, she was a prostitute.
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When I was 21, I went to a prostitute.
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This is the guy that invited the prostitute to live with him.
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But obviously that prostitute will always be white or foreign, right?
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I am not a prostitute.
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It's a film of a French prostitute who works freely in the city.
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Do you mean Heather is a prostitute?
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As the opinion mentions, he went to two bars; in the second one, he met a prostitute.
Academic text (2017) -
She is a prostitute in early Frontier California.
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Additionally, the far reach of social media has changed the way prostitutes solicit business.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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9.3
An offensive word for a person who has sex for money
308
9.0
A person who sells sex for money, often on the street
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9.9
A woman who sells sex for money
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7.9
A woman who is paid to have sex and who arranges meetings by phone or online
25
9.9
A woman who sells sex, often used as an insult
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9.0
A man who gets money from a woman in return for sex
13
9.9
A woman who has sex with rich or powerful men for money, often in high society in the past
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8.9
A person who offers sex for money on the street
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9.3
A person who offers sex for money on the street
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8.9
A woman who offers sex for money by standing in the street
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8.6
A woman who sells sex for money
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9.9
A woman who has sex with people for money
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9.7
A woman who has sex for money or who lives on the streets
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9.9
A woman who has sex for money and often lives in high society
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9.9
A man who is paid to have sex with or spend time with someone
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9.9
A woman who works as a prostitute
A woman who has sex with people for money
A woman who has sex for money, used in older books
Compounds
How High-Class
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9.9
- Offensive
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9.9
- NSFW
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7.9
- NSFW
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4.2
- NSFW
7
8.9
Surface Forms
Etymology
Prostitute comes from old Latin parts pro- 'forward' and -stitute from statuere 'to set or place', so it first meant someone 'set forward' or 'exposed' for sale. So a prostitute is a person who sells sex or offers their body for money.