Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . its note. — Whop-per, n. Anything un-commonly large, ap-plied esp. to a mon-strous lie. Whop, hwop, r. t. Tobeat severely; to turnover suddenly. — n. Asudden fall, or the sud-denness of striking in afall. — Whop^per, n. Whore, hor, n. A womanwho practices unlawfulsexual commerce withmen, esp. one who does it for hire ; harlot; courte-san; prostitute; strumpet; wench; concubine.— have unl
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . its note. — Whop-per, n. Anything un-commonly large, ap-plied esp. to a mon-strous lie. Whop, hwop, r. t. Tobeat severely; to turnover suddenly. — n. Asudden fall, or the sud-denness of striking in afall. — Whop^per, n. Whore, hor, n. A womanwho practices unlawfulsexual commerce withmen, esp. one who does it for hire ; harlot; courte-san; prostitute; strumpet; wench; concubine.— have unlawful sexual conmierce. — Whor^ish,a. Resembling a whore in character or conduct;incontinent; lewd; unchaste. — Whoredom, -dum,w. Practice of unlawful commerce with the othersex; fornication ; lewdness. (Script.) Idolatry.—Whoremaster, n. A man who practices lewdness ;a lecher ; one who keeps or procures whores forothers ; a pimp ; procurer. — Whoremonger, -mun-ger, n. A whoremaster ; lecher; a man who fre-quents the society of whores. Whorl, hwSrl or hw8rl, n. (Bot.) An arrangementof a number of leaves, flowers, or other organs,around a stem, in the same plane with each Whooping-crane.
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