whorish

He calls one story "perfect, in a kind of whorish way."

"You told me to ask for whatever I required and in whorish way.

She would wander off, lead a loose, whorish life, and return.

The fit was still all wrong, whorish and out of kilter.

"Would you think it was whorish if somebody went on it?"

Rob was not the kind of man to let his children live with a whorish tramp.

I can prove that men are more whorish actually.

He started walking toward one of them, a dark-haired woman wearing whorish red pants.

It was her whorish ways that drove Charlie to drink."

"Your whorish robot mother must have taught you those tricks," Purple muttered.

I see too many young kids who make this fickle, whorish silliness their life."

"I love it here, it's so whorish," he said.

I have thoughts that are whorish and crude.

All those whorish bursts of pink and crimson.

Morgaine's whorish ways were so great, she could not let any man slip beyond her grasp.

They had not had time to indulge their whorish nature, so were more likely to be disease free, and less likely to talk back.

"She has Rojag blood, thanks to her mother's whorish habits.

As a result, her eyelids were incapable of opening fully, fixing her face with a cheap, whorish look.

"That's whorish behavior," he told her.

She felt lucky to have someone like Maddy to be whorish with, who she could trust not to mind, or laugh.

There was nothing whorish in her exhibition; the crime would have been in shame, which had no place in this charmed circle.

There was a gleam of lunacy in her eyes, and in this whorish display of hers.

I glanced away and saw the whorish one who had first waited on Jake and I went we arrived.

In reality, Angela rejected Phyllis's suggestion of green streamers, because "green is whorish".