whoremonger

IPA: hˈɔrmɑŋgɝ

Examples of "whoremonger" in Sentences

Also, is it technically correct to label a john a "whoremonger"?
To be fair, Vitter has been a credit-monger longer than he's been a whoremonger.
I translated 'whoremonger' with 'pimp', which appears to be the definition of the job.
It was one thing when she had to defend the whoremonger in chief for his infidelities with Monica Lewinsky.
The whoremonger is a denier of the faith; the unclean person is a denier of the faith; the covetous individual is a denier of the faith: all are rebellious, perjured and faithless toward God.
I've also noticed that the term "whoremonger" (unlike, for example "cheesemonger" or "fishmonger") is commonly applied to the consumer as much as or more than the producer in the transaction.