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Meanings of trollop in anglès
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Examples for "jade"
Examples for "jade"
1
And a jade platter of dainty food calls for a million coins.
2
Swiftly Peggy stooped and unfastened the little jade god from far-off China.
3
She had served the tin gods in temples of gold and jade.
4
The great giraffe seal of pink jade was also displayed to advantage.
5
Somewhere in the final issue, Lady Stardust should wear a jade dress.
1
Ten years ago, that little slut would have gone home with me.
2
I think you see the problem as I do, my little slut.
3
Compared to those days, Melissa was hardly some sort of mind slut.
4
You, who attacked me for the sake of an East End slut?
5
Paula stopped being a slut the minute Charlo started dancing with her.
1
The hussy is but too common, sir; and there is the calamity.
2
He muttered a period in which the term hussy was solely audible.
3
It's that flighty young French hussy, Miss Dinah; her they call Yvonne.
4
Have a nice time together while I amuse myself with this hussy.
5
And this child should not be wearing makeup like a common hussy.'
1
To go outside of all standards of decency like a common strumpet.
2
A vile wretch, a common strumpet, or a thief, may possess them.
3
I suppose Mrs. Hand still lives with you in Chicago-thecheap strumpet!
4
No matter how modestly you dress, you're still a strumpet, Selene.
5
Yes, with an Italian who looks more like a strumpet than a duchess.
1
But is an adulteress, that bringeth in strangers over her husband.
2
She is supposed to have been an adulteress and a murderess.
3
But she will be living as an adulteress with an adulterer.
4
Can a burglar and an adulteress find happiness in today's world?
5
She would forever be the adulteress whom Josiah Millbank had divorced.
1
I will not stay under the same roof with a loose woman.
2
After all, Sarah Mackeson was a loose woman, the kind he despised.
3
Youre talking as if I were a rake living with a loose woman.
4
I don't want to look like a loose woman.
5
I may be a loose woman, but I don't know that I'm all that loose.
portuguès
piranha Usage of trollop in anglès
1
The Trixie trollop had a fixation about a turkey or a ham.
2
He was weak, controlled by that ingenious trollop Jezzibella, by a non-possessed.
3
Why need I have told them that Archie's wife was a trollop.
4
Do you think your hat is on straight, you untidy little trollop?
5
He was going to use my money to support himself and his trollop.
6
But besides being nervous, that trollop of a Satin was lacking in respect.
7
Afterwards the memory of this ugly old trollop remained with him.
8
Only a wanton trollop kissed another woman's intended in shadowed passageways.
9
And everybody just cackled over what a big trollop I was.
10
Come to ogle the young trollop on the stage, I'll swear.
11
The animal had absolutely the air of a decked trollop.
12
They'd like to live in hotels, and trollop about the streets day and night.
13
I do wish that trollop Desdemona would be more careful when she's fooling around.
14
Only that old trollop, Mother Massy, to look after me.
15
Was ever such a pitiful dog, to take up with such a mean trollop?
16
For my money, Mitzi Harlan's a stupid, superficial little trollop, but you know what?
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