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O que (quem) é strumpet - definição

BOOK BY JAMES PLUNKETT
Strumpet city; The Risen People; Noble Call

strumpet         
  • A street prostitute talking to a potential customer in [[Turin]], Italy, 2005
  • Brothel scene; [[Brunswick Monogrammist]], 1537; [[Gemäldegalerie, Berlin]]
  • A [[political cartoon]] from 1787 jesting about the notion of taxation affecting prostitutes
  • Prostitutes on display in [[Yoshiwara]] during the [[Meiji Period]], Japan
  • News report about three brothels operating in Albuquerque, New Mexico that were raided by police in 1922
  • [[De Wallen]] red-light district in Amsterdam
  • The Procuress]]'' by [[Dirck van Baburen]] (1622)
  • Prostitute {{circa}} 1890
  • Women in an early San Francisco bordello in 1870
  • wine cup]]; an act of prostitution is indicated by the coin purse above the figures
  • A detail from plate 1 of [[William Hogarth]]'s (1697–1764) ''[[The Harlot's Progress]]'', showing brothel-keeper [[Elizabeth Needham]], on the right, procuring a young woman who has just arrived in London
  • [[Kisaeng]] women from outcast or slave families.
  • phone box]] advertising the services of [[call girl]]s
  • [[Fresco]] from the [[Pompeii]] brothel
  • A prostitute in Amsterdam's [[red-light district]] talks with a potential customer.
  • A streetwalker and a prospective client.
  • Prostitution Information Centre in [[Amsterdam]]
  • Legality varies with local laws}}
  • Stickers affixed to a [[payphone]] in São Paulo, 2006
  • Oude Kerk]], in Amsterdam's red-light district [[De Wallen]]. Title is ''Belle'', the inscription says "Respect sex workers all over the world."
  • An [[oiran]] preparing herself for a client, [[ukiyo-e]] print by Suzuki Haronubu (1765)
  • ''The White Slave'' by [[Abastenia St. Leger Eberle]]
ENGAGING IN SEXUAL RELATIONS IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Prostitute; Strumpet; Nude show; Whores; Prostitutes; Felony prostitution; Horcwenan; Hookers; Crack ho; Virtual prostitution; Lot lizard; Whoring; Whoor; Gende; Whore; No money no honey; Outside prostitution; Sexual services; The Game (sex trade); Paid sex; Ten o'clock girl; Tender parnel; Persons Involved in the Sex Trade; Quean; Kumpangs; Bawd; Dead hookers; Prositution; Live sex; Prostitution ring; Harlots; Ho Bag; Strumpets; Prostitude; W-h-word; Hooking (sex trade); Commercial sex workers; Commercial sex acts; Commercial sex; Floozy; Selective prostitution; Hoe (occupation); Harlotry; Skanks; Lady of pleasure; Harlot; Whoredom; Woman of pleasure; Vice girl; On the game; Prostitution among elderly; Turn a trick; Prositute; Full-service sex work; Full-service sex worker; Prostitution in the ancient Near East
I. n.
Harlot, prostitute, whore, courtesan, punk, wench, drab, Cyprian, street-walker, night-walker, woman of the town, woman of ill fame.
II. a.
False, inconstant.
III. v. a.
Belie, slander, vilify, malign.
strumpet         
  • A street prostitute talking to a potential customer in [[Turin]], Italy, 2005
  • Brothel scene; [[Brunswick Monogrammist]], 1537; [[Gemäldegalerie, Berlin]]
  • A [[political cartoon]] from 1787 jesting about the notion of taxation affecting prostitutes
  • Prostitutes on display in [[Yoshiwara]] during the [[Meiji Period]], Japan
  • News report about three brothels operating in Albuquerque, New Mexico that were raided by police in 1922
  • [[De Wallen]] red-light district in Amsterdam
  • The Procuress]]'' by [[Dirck van Baburen]] (1622)
  • Prostitute {{circa}} 1890
  • Women in an early San Francisco bordello in 1870
  • wine cup]]; an act of prostitution is indicated by the coin purse above the figures
  • A detail from plate 1 of [[William Hogarth]]'s (1697–1764) ''[[The Harlot's Progress]]'', showing brothel-keeper [[Elizabeth Needham]], on the right, procuring a young woman who has just arrived in London
  • [[Kisaeng]] women from outcast or slave families.
  • phone box]] advertising the services of [[call girl]]s
  • [[Fresco]] from the [[Pompeii]] brothel
  • A prostitute in Amsterdam's [[red-light district]] talks with a potential customer.
  • A streetwalker and a prospective client.
  • Prostitution Information Centre in [[Amsterdam]]
  • Legality varies with local laws}}
  • Stickers affixed to a [[payphone]] in São Paulo, 2006
  • Oude Kerk]], in Amsterdam's red-light district [[De Wallen]]. Title is ''Belle'', the inscription says "Respect sex workers all over the world."
  • An [[oiran]] preparing herself for a client, [[ukiyo-e]] print by Suzuki Haronubu (1765)
  • ''The White Slave'' by [[Abastenia St. Leger Eberle]]
ENGAGING IN SEXUAL RELATIONS IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Prostitute; Strumpet; Nude show; Whores; Prostitutes; Felony prostitution; Horcwenan; Hookers; Crack ho; Virtual prostitution; Lot lizard; Whoring; Whoor; Gende; Whore; No money no honey; Outside prostitution; Sexual services; The Game (sex trade); Paid sex; Ten o'clock girl; Tender parnel; Persons Involved in the Sex Trade; Quean; Kumpangs; Bawd; Dead hookers; Prositution; Live sex; Prostitution ring; Harlots; Ho Bag; Strumpets; Prostitude; W-h-word; Hooking (sex trade); Commercial sex workers; Commercial sex acts; Commercial sex; Floozy; Selective prostitution; Hoe (occupation); Harlotry; Skanks; Lady of pleasure; Harlot; Whoredom; Woman of pleasure; Vice girl; On the game; Prostitution among elderly; Turn a trick; Prositute; Full-service sex work; Full-service sex worker; Prostitution in the ancient Near East
¦ noun archaic or humorous a female prostitute or a promiscuous woman.
Origin
ME: of unknown origin.
Strumpet         
  • A street prostitute talking to a potential customer in [[Turin]], Italy, 2005
  • Brothel scene; [[Brunswick Monogrammist]], 1537; [[Gemäldegalerie, Berlin]]
  • A [[political cartoon]] from 1787 jesting about the notion of taxation affecting prostitutes
  • Prostitutes on display in [[Yoshiwara]] during the [[Meiji Period]], Japan
  • News report about three brothels operating in Albuquerque, New Mexico that were raided by police in 1922
  • [[De Wallen]] red-light district in Amsterdam
  • The Procuress]]'' by [[Dirck van Baburen]] (1622)
  • Prostitute {{circa}} 1890
  • Women in an early San Francisco bordello in 1870
  • wine cup]]; an act of prostitution is indicated by the coin purse above the figures
  • A detail from plate 1 of [[William Hogarth]]'s (1697–1764) ''[[The Harlot's Progress]]'', showing brothel-keeper [[Elizabeth Needham]], on the right, procuring a young woman who has just arrived in London
  • [[Kisaeng]] women from outcast or slave families.
  • phone box]] advertising the services of [[call girl]]s
  • [[Fresco]] from the [[Pompeii]] brothel
  • A prostitute in Amsterdam's [[red-light district]] talks with a potential customer.
  • A streetwalker and a prospective client.
  • Prostitution Information Centre in [[Amsterdam]]
  • Legality varies with local laws}}
  • Stickers affixed to a [[payphone]] in São Paulo, 2006
  • Oude Kerk]], in Amsterdam's red-light district [[De Wallen]]. Title is ''Belle'', the inscription says "Respect sex workers all over the world."
  • An [[oiran]] preparing herself for a client, [[ukiyo-e]] print by Suzuki Haronubu (1765)
  • ''The White Slave'' by [[Abastenia St. Leger Eberle]]
ENGAGING IN SEXUAL RELATIONS IN EXCHANGE FOR PAYMENT
Prostitute; Strumpet; Nude show; Whores; Prostitutes; Felony prostitution; Horcwenan; Hookers; Crack ho; Virtual prostitution; Lot lizard; Whoring; Whoor; Gende; Whore; No money no honey; Outside prostitution; Sexual services; The Game (sex trade); Paid sex; Ten o'clock girl; Tender parnel; Persons Involved in the Sex Trade; Quean; Kumpangs; Bawd; Dead hookers; Prositution; Live sex; Prostitution ring; Harlots; Ho Bag; Strumpets; Prostitude; W-h-word; Hooking (sex trade); Commercial sex workers; Commercial sex acts; Commercial sex; Floozy; Selective prostitution; Hoe (occupation); Harlotry; Skanks; Lady of pleasure; Harlot; Whoredom; Woman of pleasure; Vice girl; On the game; Prostitution among elderly; Turn a trick; Prositute; Full-service sex work; Full-service sex worker; Prostitution in the ancient Near East
·noun A prostitute; a harlot.
II. Strumpet ·vt To Debauch.
III. Strumpet ·adj Of or pertaining to a strumpet; characteristic of a strumpet.
IV. Strumpet ·vt To dishonor with the reputation of being a strumpet; hence, to belie; to Slander.

Wikipédia

Strumpet City

Strumpet City is a 1969 historical novel by James Plunkett set in Dublin, Ireland, around the time of the 1913 Dublin Lock-out. In 1980, it was adapted into a successful TV drama by Hugh Leonard for RTÉ, Ireland's national broadcaster. The novel is an epic, tracing the lives of a dozen characters as they are swept up in the tumultuous events that affected Dublin between 1907 and 1914.

Exemplos do corpo de texto para strumpet
1. She slocked many unto her and became a very strumpet . . . Her misrule was so great that daily complaints were made thereof.
2. We learn of Joan Luter, a well–favoured woman and sweet fair who slocked many unto her and became a very strumpet.
3. No one wants to look as bad as kiss–and–tell strumpet Alicia Duval did last week when she couldn‘t finish the alphabet.
4. The dramatist Euripides called her a "bitch whore". A medieval writer called Joseph of Exeter wrote a condemnatory, but virtually pornographic epic about her in 1184, in which she "robs Paris of his semen". In Shakespeare‘s Lucrece she is a "strumpet", in Marlowe she "sucks forth my soul". The Pre–Raphaelites made her an airhead, and in the 2004 film Troy she is "simpering, vacuous, empty and wishy–washy", according to Hughes.
5. Book the Second, In the Reptile Room, details the more threatening aspects of our seemingly harmless reptile cousins, taking the "pet" out of "herpetology" and putting it back into "strumpet". Reptiles in general are charming and diverting – if not to converse with, at least to converse about – but some are so venomous and sneaky, camouflaged in trees above us and under our chairs, waiting to lunge at us and disable our central nervous systems with untraceable exotic poisons, that they give the whole reptile kingdom a bad name.