whorish
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9.9
- adjective
- /ˈhɔrɪʃ/
- Offensive
- Then I'm going to spend an hour or two turning expensive ammunition into smoke and noise, after which I'll go to a restaurant with mediocre food served by whorish American women in scandalous attire.
Examples
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I had to move back in with my parents, work myself out of debt, and try to figure out how not to blame every woman on the planet for Ana's whorish ways.
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But that you would go and defile our water with your stinking, whorish, naked body.
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I think maybe I thought it was less whorish, the things we were doing, if I had a "ring on it."
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If you think that this is whorish for you to do this then be a good whore, because you're taking their money.
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- Don't wear those Indigo, you look whorish.
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- Something whorish.
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A lyin', sneaky, whorish Pisces.
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[Erica] I'm sure there won't be any whorish slutty drunken chick parties either.
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The comments she made at the party were so whorish that everyone felt uncomfortable.
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He described her dress as whorish, believing it was too revealing for the occasion.
Synonyms
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9.3
An insulting word used to say a woman has many sexual partners
Antonyms
How Promiscuous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Whorish comes from the word whore 'prostitute' and the ending -ish 'like' or 'tending to'. So whorish literally means 'like a whore' and is used as a strong, offensive word about someone's sexual behaviour.