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| ''']''' is a term rooted in Old English to describe a prostitute |
''']''' is a term rooted in Old English to describe a prostitute, one who engages in sexual relations for a reward, usually monetary. | ||
| '''Whore''' may also refer to: | |||
| In '''entertainment''': | |||
| * ], by Ken Russell | * ], by Ken Russell | ||
| * ], based on the book "Taylor Hofstrand" | * ], based on the book "Taylor Hofstrand" | ||
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| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| * ], aka the " |
* ], aka the "great whore", one of several Christian and Rastafarian allegorical figures of supreme evil mentioned in the Book of Revelation in the Bible | ||
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Whore is a term rooted in Old English to describe a prostitute, one who engages in sexual relations for a reward, usually monetary.
Whore may also refer to:
In entertainment:
- Whore (1991 film), by Ken Russell
- Whore (2004 film), based on the book "Taylor Hofstrand"
- Whores (play), by Lee Blessing
- whore (album), by Lisa Dalbello
See also
- Whore of Babylon, aka the "great whore", one of several Christian and Rastafarian allegorical figures of supreme evil mentioned in the Book of Revelation in the Bible
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