whoring

For pre-20th-century women, in particular, whoring and marriage could be described as the two default positions.

But this is the common fate of ill-gotten goods, that, as they came in by covetousness, they go out by whoring.

The profs spent their course-times whoring for Whuffie, leading the seminars like encounter groups instead of lectures.

It became plain that there would be no whoring or the like for me; I was far too proud and fastidious.

Taking to other deities is continually called whoring and adultery.

For the expression is used that all Israel went a whoring after the ephod.