hussy

• “He muttered a period in which the term hussy was solely audible.”

  The Three Black Pennys A Novel

• “I'm to be called a hussy, am I, after working my knuckles off for you, and slaving for thirty years after your crooked carcass?”

  They All Do It; or, Mr. Miggs of Danbury and his Neighbors Being a Faithful Record of What Befell the Miggses on Several Important Occasions ...

• “Gervaise, who accused her of doing it to enrage them, set herself above the scandal; she might meet her daughter on the street, she said; she wouldn't even dirty her hand to cuff her; yes, it was all over; she might have seen her lying in the gutter, dying on the pavement, and she would have passed by without even admitting that such a hussy was her own child.”

  L'Assommoir

• “Celebrity Apprentice' recap: The tale of the class act and the 'hussy' - L.A. Now 03/21/2011, 8:02 a.m.”

  latimes.com - News

• “People here love to gossip and boys brag and soon you are that American "hussy" just like in the movies.”

  Archive 2006-02-01

• “If he calls her 'hussy' again I shall thrash him afterwards.”

  Dame Care

• “And then she proceeded to purchase some big fish -- a turbot or a salmon -- of a neighbouring dealer, spreading her money out on the marble slab as she did so, for she had noticed that this seemed to have a painful effect upon the "hussy," who ceased laughing at the sight.”

  The Fat and the Thin

• “As soon as she was recognized the respectable matrons of the party began to whisper among themselves, and the words "hussy" and "public scandal" were uttered so loudly that Boule de Suif raised her head.”

  Complete Original Short Stories of Guy De Maupassant

• “As soon as she was recognized, whispers circulated among the respectable women and the words: "hussy", "public scandal" were spoken so loud that she raised her head.”

  Mademoiselle Fifi

• “The "hussy" let him come near, and danced away again gracefully.”

  The Toilers of the Field

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