Noun:

మడర్భం, టియర్, అసమర్థ మహిళ,

whores's Usage Examples:

his letters painted him to be, and he absconds with Esther"s savings, frittering it away on whores, liquor, and gambling.

It has the dwarven glyph on it, which says: For damnation of whoresons.

Reginald Westerfield at Butley Priory for calling the junior canons "whoresons", Bishop Nykke spent the night at Campsey and saw the nuns on the following.

lot of cam girls coined the phrase "cam whores" as a bit of a tongue-in-cheek thing.

A traditional saying about Long Clawson and Hose claims there are more whores in Hose than honest women in Long Clawson.

fighting prowess, Doll becomes very solicitous to Falstaff, calling him a "whoreson little valiant villain".

stringy man, suffering from headaches, enjoying whores and moping around irascibly.

in every reach of the social structure: kings and ministers, priests and yogins, poets and musicians, craftsmen and farmers, housewives and whores.

in the Vinaya treated the bhikkhunis more harshly using "shaven-headed strumpets" or "whores", whereas "shaven-headed" was not applied to the bhikkhus.

"The Best Worst Blurbs of 2007: The 10 most egregious misquotes, blurb whores, and other movie-ad sins of 2007".

"c: The humble petition of the undone company of poore distressed whores, bawds, pimps, and panders .

As felons, perjurers, thieves, and whores rehearse, their playmaker, Ralph Clark, is derided by authority.

Another had to do with the fact that people he regarded as crooks, whores and demagogues had suddenly reinvented themselves as the progressives.

Synonyms:

woman of the street, tart, bawd, cyprian, floozy, slattern, working girl, comfort woman, adult female, call girl, floozie, prostitute, demimondaine, woman, camp follower, white slave, lady of pleasure, sporting lady, hustler, cocotte, ianfu, harlot, streetwalker, hooker, street girl, fancy woman,

Antonyms:

juvenile, husband, male, leader, man,