woman of easy virtue

The find was known thereafter as The Red Lady of Paviland and Victorian minds assumed "she" had been a woman of easy virtue, buried far from polite society in a grave in a cave.

A female lawyer took up her case immediately afterward, but the court cast the blame on Mathura, calling her a woman of “easy virtue,” and the two police officers were released.

His comrade was delighted at being received by a woman of easy virtue, and above all at having a chat with an actor.

Eventually, because of the instrument's feminine shape, easy rider came to mean a woman of easy virtue or a man who prospered by her entrepreneurial activities.

"A great party," cried Viscount Hailsham on TV last week, "is not to be brought down by a woman of easy virtue!"