Prostitute
Prostitute verb - To lower in character, dignity, or quality.
Usage example: a serious writer prostituting himself by writing pulp novels for money
Thin and prostitute are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thin" instead a verb "Prostitute".
Thin
Thin verb - To alter (something) for the worse with the addition of foreign or lower-grade substances.
Prostitute and thin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prostitute" instead a verb "Thin".
Both words in one sentence
- In Provost's Dog, residents of the Lower City, where the line between legal and illegal is very thin, have an extensive slang vocabulary, most of which is cobbled together from historical slang ("foist/pickpocket" and "doxy/prostitute", for example).
Source: Thieves' Cant -
Thieves' Cant: Residents of the Lower City, where the line between legal and illegal is very thin, have an extensive slang vocabulary, most of which is cobbled together from historical slang ("foist/pickpocket" and "doxy/prostitute", for example).
Source: Literature / Provost's Dog - In Shadow of the Thin Man (1941), high-class prostitute Claire Peters usually spoke with a pronounced "posh" British accent (or at least what sounded like one to Americans).
Source: Ooh Me Accents Slipping / Film
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