noun
whoring
Whoring (noun) means the act of working as a prostitute, or (figuratively) shamelessly selling out for money. Example: “The book explores whoring in Victorian London.”
noun
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The act of working as a prostitute, or (figuratively) shamelessly selling out for money.
"The book explores whoring in Victorian London."
"He accused the network of whoring after ratings."
How to use whoring
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWorking as a prostitute, or, more loosely, chasing money or attention with no shame.
When to use it
Vulgar and offensive; avoid in formal writing.
Word forms
whorings plural
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Etymology
The -ing form of the verb whore.
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What is the meaning of whoring?
"whoring" (noun) means the act of working as a prostitute, or (figuratively) shamelessly selling out for money.
How do you use whoring in a sentence?
Example: "The book explores whoring in Victorian London."