Another word for a prostitute. Someone who performs sexual acts for money. It also refers to a person who wastes their abilities by working for unworthy, disgraceful causes.
Usually refers to a woman, but can refer to a man.
It's not exactly legitimate to call somebody a whore unless they are paid for what they do.
Usually refers to a woman, but can refer to a man.
It's not exactly legitimate to call somebody a whore unless they are paid for what they do.
by Lorelili June 16, 2007
Get the whoremug. Translated litereally from French, "Fat Tuesday", this "holiday" has obscured origins and is now a marvolous excuse to march down the streets, to wear bright, often clashing, colors, to smash down the barriers of "heterosexuality" and "homosexuality" and to go crazy, drinking, streaking, and "playing" with whoever you want
From WLIIA: "I want yo uto do this scene like you're college girls going crazy at a Mardi Gras... action!"
by Lorelili October 23, 2004
Get the Mardi Grasmug. Sarah Good was called to testify. The irritable beggar rarely went to church and often muttered under her breath when she was denied food or shelter; she was an easy target for accusations of witchcraft.
by Lorelili August 06, 2011
Get the irritablemug. The lower womans voice in a choir.
In opera, and especially for women, the alto is known as the contralto while singers in choirs and child singers with the same range are known simply as altos.
Strictly speaking, the alto range is really the mezzo-soprano and contralto ranges put together, mezzo soprano being the higher of the two.
In opera, and especially for women, the alto is known as the contralto while singers in choirs and child singers with the same range are known simply as altos.
Strictly speaking, the alto range is really the mezzo-soprano and contralto ranges put together, mezzo soprano being the higher of the two.
by Lorelili July 15, 2005
Get the altomug. Usually referring to an unshaven female pudenda, but it could refer to any bodily hair (underarm hair, pubic hair, leg hair) of both genders
I can deal with fur pie, but it's not my favorite kind of pie.
-"Are you unshaven?"
-"Well..."
-"Are you unshaven? Fur pie doesn't sell."
-"Are you unshaven?"
-"Well..."
-"Are you unshaven? Fur pie doesn't sell."
by Lorelili December 28, 2005
Get the fur piemug. Most of the definitions here are embarrassingly incorrect; hostile means "antagonistic", "contentious", "combative", "unfriendly", "antisocial", "belligerent", "unsympathetic", "scrappy", "quarrelsome," "disagreeable".
Hostile basically means "of or relating to an enemy"; unfriendly or inhospitable.
Hostile basically means "of or relating to an enemy"; unfriendly or inhospitable.
The homeless man gave me a hostile look as I passed him, but who could blame him? Life on the streets was pretty hostile for anybody.
by Lorelili November 21, 2011
Get the hostilemug. "She was 5'7'' and of a rather stout build, with blue eyes and a fine head of hair that reached almost to her waist."
by Lorelili March 23, 2005
Get the stoutmug.