strumpet

IPA: strˈʌmpʌt

(obsolete, transitive) To debauch.
(obsolete, transitive) To dishonour with the reputation of being a strumpet; to belie; to slander.

Examples of "strumpet" in Sentences

He sang lead on the latter, as well as Jaded Strumpet .
Your goddess History (whom your fathers called the strumpet Fortune).
I get huge numbers of hits from Arabic-speaking countries looking for "strumpet".
I don't know if I'd have used the same words as Len though -- "strumpet" and "gigolo"?
They replied with coarse insults, calling her strumpet and cow-girl, and threatening to burn her when they caught her.
She remarked about the patterns for little girls being "way out of line ... in the 'strumpet' category, and lacking in innocent sweetness for little girls."
The fellow went off, calling her strumpet, which only made her scream with laughter; then, turning to the Spaniard, she told him to make out his account directly.
Yet observe how mildly Christ tells her of it; he doth not call her strumpet, but tells her, He with whom thou livest is not thy husband: and then leaves it to her own conscience to say the rest.