A list of 92 words by sionnach.
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bilby lupanar May 24, 2010
madmouth I encountered girl of experience in a very ambiguous Powell passage.
I can't get angry at this class of words, out of plain love of colourful insults. There are just as many (and more) terms of disparagement for men in English (esp. before the 19th century), only not in this domain. Domains are domains; you couldn't well call a woman shittard--cackard--squittard, could you? (on the other hand, do the shittards have it easier than the queans?) May 11, 2009
rolig You might be interested in the use of Paphian by Byron and the Russian romantic poet Yevgeny Baratynsky to refer to prostitutes (see my comments on the word). And I would expect the Biblical harlot to be on this list. Feb 16, 2009
bilby Point taken. But this list could be a good place to spill one's juggled groceries, as it were. Feb 16, 2009