-
reference to
every named female character. In the
world of the play,
whorishness is
understood as the true and
essential nature of women—yet this is constantly...
-
slang (νικύρτας, σάβαυνις:
terms of abuse; χλούνης, thief; κασωρικός,
whorish) and
Lydian loanwords (πάλμυς, king). Proto-Gr**** ā >
Ionic ē; in Doric...
- (szarból, beszarni, etc.)
eight times and the word
kurva (i.e., ****,
whorish, ****ing)
seven times. The
following table presents some of the profane...
- sodomy; and long
before night,
there were
above an
hundred bard****oes,
whorish boys, that fled away to
Sicily in a galliot, for fear of fire; but never...
- "tried to
break us up ... He told
Buddy not to
marry me
because I was a
whorish kind of woman, that I'd
slept with all
kinds of
other men who'd come in...
- On
reviewing the book,
Riding was furious: "Where once I reigned, now a
whorish abomination has
sprung to life, a
Frankenstein pieced together from the...
- line says σχῆμα δέ ἐστιν ἀκολάστον καί ἑταιρικόν (it is a
licentious and
whorish position). The
ancient cheese-grater "was a
knife with a
bronze or ivory...
- his Amores,
states "Whil'st
Slaves be false,
Fathers hard, and
Bauds be
whorish,
Whilst Harlots flatter,
shall Menander flourish." (I, 15, 17–18). The...
- 46–55. doi:10.1016/j.wsif.2014.07.012. Jane, Emma (2014). "Your a Ugly,
Whorish, ****".
Feminist Media Studies. 14 (4): 531–546. doi:10.1080/14680777.2012...
- Gill the Younger, asks God to save "my
sovereign from a
Ganymede /
Whose Whorish breath hath
power to lead / His
Majesty which way it lists" – the author...
