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Meanings of cathouse in English
A building where prostitutes are available.
Synonyms
Examples for "brothel"
Examples for "brothel"
1
The boudoir in the palace answered to the brothel in the barracks.
2
Women are bought and sold in nearly every brothel in the place.
3
It might have taken us years to find this brothel without you.
4
A brothel representative did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
5
I just said I could get you a job in a brothel.
1
It's a very beautiful place, but it's not a whorehouse, he says.
2
Anyone caught hanging around in a whorehouse, he thought, deserved exactly this.
3
Did you go to the Greek whorehouse they set up in Cyrene?
4
They had probably gone straight to the whorehouse next door, he concluded.
5
Keys to the warehouse, keys to the greenhouse, keys to the whorehouse.
1
Inside, it's a cross between a bordello and a natural history museum.
2
One day, she decided to visit a bordello on her lunch break.
3
At age 15 he began playing ragtime piano in a Baltimore bordello.
4
It's much nicer than that tacky bordello where we have to interact.
5
In its ambience it is closer to a bordello than a nunnery.
1
Check every bawdy house, bagnio, Blind Tiger, and frab-joint in the city.
2
Gone, perhaps, to attend the bagnio pander, grown rich by his extravagance.
3
They are fit for a bagnio rather than a public exhibition.
4
In a word, it is the aristocracy of the bagnio.
5
Yet again, he was a little sick of the women of the streets and the bagnio.
1
Which its a series that takes place in a house of prostitution in Nevada.
2
He had become disgusted with his role as landlord for a house of prostitution.
3
Let us take every saloon, every house of prostitution of men and women for God.
4
The royal palace was a house of prostitution.
5
The duo explained they were interested in formulating a cable series based in a house of prostitution… View Article
1
The dreadful spectacle of Aileen in a house of ill repute burned in his brain.
2
That night, under a full moon, the men sauntered over to the house of ill repute.
3
These uptown houses of ill repute had discreet name plates: Fifi, or Madame Bettina.
4
There were gambling houses of ill repute, an open court for cockfighting, and other pastimes.
5
He discovered her in houses of ill repute.
1
Forbidding gambling, like the attempt to close the bawdyhouses, however-notto mention hopes for the Catholic cause in Europe-waswishing for the sky.
1
He's all for sport and such like, and 'The Tiger's' a very sporting house.
2
Oh-youmean a-a sporting house.
3
"So did you ask Tresjolie for a line of credit at her sporting house?" Tawny asked when Surplus reported his adventure to his confederates.
Usage of cathouse in English
1
And I tell the po-lice the Night of Joy a glorify cathouse.
2
I'm sorry, I should've said so first thing-itwasn't a cathouse or anything.
3
I was drinking in a cathouse when I heard about the Ais Maraxa.
4
Wiring a girl's room in a cathouse was a big laugh.
5
The current Bastarache hadn't a clue the place was being used as a cathouse.
6
It still smelled like a fire in a cathouse, too.
7
Beerhall tents, dancehall tents, cathouse tents, prefabricated buildings in cheap wood, circuses for the workers' breaks.
8
Goofin off ain cleanin up this motherfuckin cathouse.
9
He was reciting for the hundredth time the tale of the engineering apprentice and the free-fall cathouse.
10
This place is a cathouse, chum.
11
The most disgusting Second Life cathouse.
12
MOST contemporary comedians tend to patronise the same knocking shop of ideas, a kind of cathouse off comic chic.
13
I sick and tire of workin in this cathouse below the minimal wage and getting intimidatia all the time.
14
One of the lads heard that they had to track him down at a cathouse on the edge of the Heights.
15
I thought, any man comes in here looking for a piece, you send him up to that fancy cathouse on Salem Street.
16
The four were invited to visit the local cathouse that night, on the house, courtesy of Ernest Hemingway, who was pals with the local madam.
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Translations for cathouse
Spanish
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