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Meanings of strumpet in English
Usage of strumpet in English
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.
6
It was Sir Cuthberte who'd taken me for a strumpet.
7
The father shall to prison; the mother and her strumpet daughter to the pillory!
8
They answered: Should they abuse our sister as a strumpet?
9
What the hell do you think you're doing dressed like that, you little strumpet?
10
Do not imagine that being human is all it takes to regain my esteem, strumpet.
11
Because he'd slept with some strumpet during the war?
12
Do you think, strumpet; that you shall get the better of me by sheer impudence?
13
Vile and shameless strumpet as thou art, thou shalt know by and by, quoth he.
14
The innkeeper came in exclaiming, Where art thou, strumpet?
15
And now he was treating her like a strumpet.
16
In most species, girls are more strumpet than saint.
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