a strumpet is also a harlot in the dictionary

Strumpet City was created in 1969.

The ISBN of Strumpet City is 0099187507.

Strumpet City has 576 pages.

Strumpet - 2011 was released on:

USA: 17 August 2011 (St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase)

Not me. I personally thought she was a strumpet.

A Documentary of Life - 2012 Impundent Strumpet 1-16 was released on:

USA: 5 May 2012

I think it's cassio. you welcome!

In "Strumpet Song," Sylvia Plath explores themes of female sexuality and identity through the persona of a strumpet (a promiscuous woman). The poem delves into the complexities of societal expectations and the constraints placed on women who do not conform to conventional norms. Plath uses vivid imagery to challenge the stereotypical portrayal of women and to emphasize the importance of embracing one's own sexuality and self-expression.

Never heard the word used that way. Do you mean "strumpet?"

Strumpet & Pink, Jillian Sherry, Maison Close, La Perla

Hussy = adulteress; fornicatress; hussy; loose woman; strumpet; jade; slut; trollop

The cast of The Curse of The Buxom Strumpet - 2014 includes: Gillian Anderson as Betsy Foxer Andrew Buchan as Richard Filthe Ian McKellen as Gerald Macklin Imelda Staunton as Mrs. Halfpint Mark Williams as Father Thomas

The cast of Strumpet - 2001 includes: Josh Cole as Record Engineer David Crellin as Curdy Christopher Eccleston as Strayman Graeme Hawley as Producer Jonathan Ryland as Colonel Parker Stephen Walters as Knockoff Bernard Wrigley Adam Zane as Tim

it refers to a young girl with loose morals that doesnt mind being touched or 'strummed' - the same as in guitar language

Street, strip, strangle, stride, strum, strap, strong, straight, stroll, strange, strut, string, stretch, stringent, streak, and strumpet.

crumpet (the food) Strumpet, an old term for a prostitute; harlot.
Crumpet rhymes with trumpet

The cast of Billy in the Bowl - 2011 includes: Linda Connolly as Strumpet Brian Finnerty as Billy Andy Keogh as Narrator

A young woman; a girl; a maiden., A low, vicious young woman; a drab; a strumpet., A colored woman; a negress., To frequent the company of wenches, or women of ill fame.

It's actually called Tart Skirt, and you can find it all over the place, traders in brightwood, bloodstone for sure. The sketchier the area the faster you will find it!

Gillian Bagwell has written:

'The darling strumpet' -- subject(s): Actresses, Mistresses, Kings and rulers, Fiction, Paramours

'The September queen' -- subject(s): Fiction, Worcester, Battle of, Worcester, England, 1651, History

Donal Farmer has: Played Priest in "Deeply Regretted By" in 1978. Played Keever in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Fr. Devereux in "Glenroe" in 1983. Played Fr. Tim Devereux in "Glenroe" in 1983. Played Tim Devereux in "Glenroe" in 1983. Played Father Deasy in "One of Ourselves" in 1983.

Angela Harding has: Played Hanna in "Chronicle" in 1966. Played Miss Finucane in "The Spike" in 1978. Played Maggie Donnelly in "My Son, My Son" in 1979. Played Cathleen in "Tales of the Unexpected" in 1979. Played Mary in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Mrs. Byrne in "The Blackwater Lightship" in 2004. Played Ballet Dancer in "Filth and Wisdom" in 2008.

Gladys Sheehan has: Played Woman at Door in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Proprietress in "The Irish R.M." in 1983. Played Ena Benedict in "Rawhead Rex" in 1986. Played Lady at Crossroads in "Boom Babies" in 1986. Played Grandma Ryan in "Hear My Song" in 1991. Played Woman in Lift in "Into the West" in 1992. Played 1st Cleaner in "Ballykissangel" in 1996.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -TRU---T. That is, eight letter words with 2nd letter T and 3rd letter R and 4th letter U and 8th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:

strumpet

Brenda Doyle has: Performed in "Ulysses" in 1967. Played Mrs. Carty in "The Sinners" in 1970. Performed in "A War of Children" in 1972. Performed in "Second City Firsts" in 1973. Played Minnie Connolly in "Childhood" in 1974. Performed in "Last of Summer" in 1977. Played Mrs. McWilliams in "The Spike" in 1978. Played Mrs. Murphy in "Teems of Times" in 1978. Played Mrs. Farrell in "Strumpet City" in 1980.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern S-RU-P--. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter S and 3rd letter R and 4th letter U and 6th letter P. In alphabetical order, they are:

scrumped

scrumple

scrumpox

skrumped

strumpet

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ST-U-PE-. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter S and 2nd letter T and 4th letter U and 6th letter P and 7th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

strumpet

Paddy Scully has: Played Man at Foundry in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Barber in "Screen Two" in 1985. Played Man At Door in "The End of the World Man" in 1986. Played Third Orangeman in "The Cake" in 1995. Played Rubens Croucher in "Puckoon" in 2002. Played Police Sergeant in "I Fought the Law" in 2003. Played Bank Teller in "Mickybo and Me" in 2004. Played Herb in "Lonely Hearts Interrupted" in 2008. Played Tipstaff in "Scapegoat" in 2009.

Anna Wilson's house, the only fifty cent brothel, was enlivened by the presence of a belligerent young strumpet named Annie Stafford, better known as Gentle Annie. Despite the terrific competition Gentle Annie had won renown as a fighter, and she was Madame Wilson's main reliance in her war against Mother Herrick which began in early 1857 when Mother Herrick lured away one of Madame Wilson's fairest flowers by offering her a clean dress and more money. The madames and their loyal henchwomen fought several indecisive street battles, but the war remained a stalemate until the night of April 3, when Gentle Annie, with 3 more of madame Wilson's girls and supported by a detachment of pimps, made a surprise attack. They broke down the front door with clubs, smashed the furniture, chased away customers, and administered sound beatings to Madame Herrick and half a dozen of her girls. Then Gentle Annie returned to her place in triumph, driving before her not only the stolen strumpet but the pick of Mother Herrick's flock as well. Hope that helps ... Mike :)

Larry Murphy has: Played Sean Burke in "The Burke Enigma" in 1978. Played Policeman in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played First fisherman in "The Lost Hour" in 1982. Performed in "Hostage" in 1985. Played Male Attendant in "Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling" in 1986. Played Old Prison Officer in "In the Name of the Father" in 1993. Played Sean the Chauffeur in "Runway One" in 1995. Played Inspector in "An Awfully Big Adventure" in 1995. Played Bouncer in "The Disappearance of Finbar" in 1996.

Pat Nolan has: Played Reporter in "Insurrection" in 1966. Played Superintendent in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Father Murphy in "The Irish R.M." in 1983. Played Corporation Worker in "Goodbye Piccadilly" in 1988. Played Security Officer in "The Governor" in 1995. Played Security Officer B in "The Governor" in 1995. Played himself in "Ireland AM" in 1999. Performed in "Northern Lights" in 2000. Played himself in "Fair City: The Ten Commandments" in 2004. Played Detective Hartigan in "Redeemer" in 2008.

India King has: Played Strumpet Girl in "Malcolm in the Middle" in 2000. Played Ward 6 Patient in "House M.D." in 2004. Played Cancer Patient in "House M.D." in 2004. Performed in "Freddie" in 2005. Played Waitress in "Freddie" in 2005. Played Nurse in "Crank" in 2006. Played Receptionist in "Rise" in 2007. Played Accounting office assistant in "Men of a Certain Age" in 2009. Played Rebecca Angela in "Butterscotch" in 2009. Played Nurse Assistant in "Nurse Seacole" in 2010.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 23 words with the pattern ST-U----. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter S and 2nd letter T and 4th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:

staumrel

stauning

stounded

stouning

stourier

stoushed

stoushes

stoushie

stoutens

stoutest

stoutish

strucken

strudels

struggle

strummed

strummel

strummer

strumose

strumous

strumpet

strunted

strutted

strutter

Fortune is characterized as a malicious or capricious prostitute. In Hamlet's discussion with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Guildenstern starts with the metaphor "On Fortune's cap we are not the very button.", and so they explore just what part of Fortune they might be worn on and conclude that their fortunes are middling so they are worn in her middle, whereupon Hamlet says "In the secret parts of Fortune? True, she is a strumpet." This might be thought to be a throwaway joke except that the First Player's speech about Hecuba includes the line, "Out, out, thou strumpet Fortune."

In his famous soliloquy Hamlet talks about "the slings and arrows of outrageous Fortune", suggesting that Fortune is malicious. His line to Horatio, that he is "a man that Fortune's buffets and rewards have ta'en with equal thanks" suggests a more equanimical view of Fortune. He goes on to say "Blest are those whose blood and judgment are so well commingled that they are not a pipe for Fortune's finger to sound what stop she please." This echoes Romeo's line "O I am Fortune's fool!"

Naked has nothing whatsoever to do with the word you are asking about. You came into the world naked as does everyone else, would that mean everyone is a "ho"? I do not think so.

The word "Ho" is a urban derivative of the word whore. A whore is, as defined by most reputable dictionaries. " a woman who engages in promiscuous sexual intercourse, usually for money; a prostitute; a harlot; a strumpet."

The answer above is well done, however, I think the contributor has just mis-spelled the word and dropped an "e". Hoe is a garden implement used for surface tilling the soil and removing weeds from around the base of crops.

Joe Cahill has: Played 2nd Security Man in "The Violent Enemy" in 1967. Played Fat Garda in "Flight of the Doves" in 1971. Played Prison Warder Two in "Sitting Target" in 1972. Played 1st Guard in "The MacKintosh Man" in 1973. Played Rail Guard in "The First Great Train Robbery" in 1978. Played Fritz Grossman in "Cry of the Innocent" in 1980. Played Harmless in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Un policier in "Les roses de Dublin" in 1981. Played Harry Ross in "The Irish R.M." in 1983.

Sara Harris Davies has: Performed in "My Pretty Valley" in 1993. Played Meleri Phillips in "A Mind to Kill" in 1994. Played Nurse Karen in "Trip Trap" in 1996. Played Grace in "Y Palmant Aur" in 1996. Played Val Wheeler in "Cowbois Ac Injans" in 2006. Played Alma in "Roman Mysteries" in 2007. Played Mrs Blake in "Y Pris" in 2007. Played Diane The Strumpet in "Flick" in 2008. Played Elizabeth in "Summertime (The Musical)" in 2010. Played Elizabeth in "Rain: An Original Musical" in 2012.

Ben Ames Williams has written:

'The strumpet sea' -- subject(s): Protected DAISY

'Pirate's purchase' -- subject(s): Accessible book

'Small town girl'

'Evered' -- subject(s): Accessible book

'Owen Glen' -- subject(s): Lending library, Fiction

'The strange woman'

'Touchstone' -- subject(s): Protected DAISY

'Immortal longings' -- subject(s): Protected DAISY

'House divided' -- subject(s): Fiction, History, United States Civil War, 1861-1865

'Audacity'

'Fraternity village'

'The sea bride' -- subject(s): Accessible book

Patricia Martin has: Played Mary Dwyer in "The Riordans" in 1965. Performed in "Les uns, les autres" in 1972. Played Mrs. Baggot in "The Spike" in 1978. Played Nurse in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Martha in "The Country Girls" in 1984. Played Bridie in "Ballykissangel" in 1996. Played Lady Palisibury in "The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax" in 1999. Played Mrs. Lock in "The Closer You Get" in 2000. Played herself in "Radio France: 24 heures sur 24" in 2003. Played Nell Brown in "Nell" in 2003. Played Mary Fahy in "Killinaskully" in 2003. Played Woman at Wake in "Omagh" in 2004.

Tom Irwin has: Played Journalist in "Johnny Nobody" in 1961. Played 2nd Customs Officer in "The Quare Fellow" in 1962. Played Constable in "Young Cassidy" in 1965. Played 1st Security Man in "The Violent Enemy" in 1967. Played Priest in "Play for Today" in 1970. Played Publican in "Flight of the Doves" in 1971. Played Superintendent in "Tales from the Lazy Acre" in 1972. Played Commissionaire in "Fine Girl You Are" in 1973. Played 2nd Fireman in "The MacKintosh Man" in 1973. Played Tom in "The Spike" in 1978. Performed in "The Burke Enigma" in 1978. Played Mr. Gill in "Teems of Times" in 1978. Played Carrington in "Strumpet City" in 1980.

The chairman of the Dublin United Tramway Company, William Martin Murphy, did not want workers to join a trade union. He dismissed over 300 of them. As a result other workers around Dublin went on strike and other companies stopped workers in unions from working for them. The lockout itself lasted 7 months and left many people out of work and having to leave Ireland.

It still is spoken about today. The centenary of it was in 2013 and it was marked with events. A famous book was written about it in 1969 called Strumpet City. In 1980 a TV series of the same name was made based on the book. Jim Larkin, the leader of the workers, has a statue in his memory in O'Connell Street, Dublin's main street, since 1977.

The cast of The Toe Tactic - 2008 includes: Xander Berkeley as Dad Don Byron as Ralph Kevin Corrigan as Hector Freegood Richard Cox as Stalker Timmy Ann Dowd as Honey Woman Jon Glaser as Tooot Hillary Hubley as Young Mona Sakina Jaffrey as Lacticia Utt Mary Kay Place as Mom Daniel London as Elevator Man Jane Lynch as Honey Strumpet Andrea Martin as Honey Eugene Mirman as Night Elevator Man Novella Nelson as Victoria Hadaway Lily Rabe as Mona Peek John Sayles as Cramden Marian Seldes as Eunice Dwayne Tan as Bar Patron Eli Wallach as Maestro

The cast of Strumpet City - 1980 includes: Andy Bannon as Publican Cecil Barror as Priest Ben Bono as Tram Driver Edward Byrne as Mr. Bradshaw Joe Cahill as Harmless Robert Carrickford as Sinclair Daphne Carroll as Mrs. Bradshaw Brendan Cauldwell as Hennessy Eileen Colgan as Mrs. Mulhall Anne Comyn as Mrs. Keever Cyril Cusack as Father Giffley Cyril Cusack as Fr. Giffley Brenda Doyle as Mrs. Farrell Michael Duffy as Sergeant Muldoon Donal Farmer as Keever Don Foley as Hegarty Seamus Forde as Donegan Geoffrey Golden as Police Sergeant Angela Harding as Mary Denys Hawthorne as Mr. Yearling Denys Hawthorne as Yearling Ruth Hegarty as Lily Dennis Hickie as Superintendent Tom Irwin as Carrington Maura Keeley as Woman Mourner David Kelly as Rashers Peter Kerrigan as Sexton Mick Lally as Speaker Louis MacMullan as Postman Patricia Martin as Nurse Vinnie McCabe as Pat Donal McCann as Barney Mulhall Donal McCann as Mulhall Laurie Morton as Mrs. Hennessy Eileen Murphy as Maisie Larry Murphy as Policeman Bryan Murray as Fitz Pat Nolan as Superintendent May Ollis as Mrs - Bartley May Ollis as Mrs. Bartley Collette Proctor as Countess Markiewicz Paddy Scully as Man at Foundry Gladys Sheehan as Woman at Door Alan Stanford as Mathews Peter Ustinov as King Edward VII Ronnie Walsh as Doggett Kevin Wynne as Policeman Derek Young as Desk Sergeant

Edward Byrne has: Performed in "Playboy of the Western World" in 1946. Played Drunk in "Another Shore" in 1948. Played Barney Downey in "Saints and Sinners" in 1949. Played Chantyman in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Patsy McGuire in "The Gentle Gunman" in 1950. Played Salesman in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Ambulance Attendant in "The Gentle Gunman" in 1952. Played Barman in "Theatre 625" in 1964. Played Priest in "BBC2 Playhouse" in 1974. Played Teacher in "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" in 1977. Played Mr. Bradshaw in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played IRA Council Member 1 in "The Outsider" in 1980. Played Skeffington Sr in "Cal" in 1984.

Eileen Murphy has: Played Counter assistant in "ITV Play of the Week" in 1955. Played Kathleen Hearne in "Emergency-Ward 10" in 1957. Played Muriel in "Love Story" in 1963. Played Connie Maguire in "Public Eye" in 1965. Played Isobel in "BBC Play of the Month" in 1965. Played Gypsy Girl in "A Walk with Love and Death" in 1969. Played Mary Kidd in "Sinful Davey" in 1969. Played Kitty in "The Sinners" in 1970. Played Clarissa in "Late Night Theatre" in 1972. Played Charlotte in "Late Night Theatre" in 1972. Played Suzzana in "Late Night Theatre" in 1972. Performed in "Bracken" in 1980. Played Maisie in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Lily Barry in "Bracken" in 1980.

The Brightwood demon door is one of the most complicated to open, and ironically offers one of the worst rewards. Several purchases need to be made before it can be opened. Players will need the muttonchops facial hair from the Bowerstone barber, some cheese from the Bowerstone produce trader, a Posh Gentleman's Shirt or Noble Blouse from the Bowerstone tailor, a Farmer's Hat from the Oakfield clothing stall, dreadlocks or a mullet from the Bloodstone barber, and a Strumpet Skirt from a wandering trader (Rookridge and Fairfax Gardens are good places to find them). Wear all of these items then give the door some cheese and it should open.

Hope this helped!

Rosencrantz, Guildenstern and Hamlet are talking about Fortune as a woman. Those who have good fortune are at the top, and those who have bad fortune are at the bottom. It's like the old image of the wheel of fortune, where good luck takes you to the top, but then can spin you down to the bottom.

So, in answering the question which amounts to "How are things going?" Guildenstern's answer is "On Fortune's cap we are not the very button." They are not that button you find on the very tip top of a baseball cap--they are not the luckiest guys in the world, who would be at the highest possible point of Fortune. But in answer to Hamlet's question Rosencrantz says neither are they the soles of her shoes, the lowest possible part of her and therefore the unluckiest possible. No, they are about in the middle near her waist. Which of course gives rise to a dirty joke, which then gives rise to Hamlet's remark "She is a strumpet." Hamlet riffs on the dirty joke to say that there is no trusting luck which is actually a fairly deep remark.

Ronnie Walsh has: Performed in "Everglades" in 1961. Played Garda (policeman) in "Johnny Nobody" in 1961. Played Joe in "Everglades" in 1961. Played Bodyguard in "Murder in Eden" in 1961. Played Irate Citizen in "The Quare Fellow" in 1962. Played Fluther Good in "Theatre 625" in 1964. Played James Connolly in "Insurrection" in 1966. Played Ned Flynn in "The Sinners" in 1970. Played Inspector Town in "Flight of the Doves" in 1971. Played Sammy in "Tales from the Lazy Acre" in 1972. Played Matt Magner in "The Spike" in 1978. Played Pete Medwin in "Cry of the Innocent" in 1980. Played Doggett in "Strumpet City" in 1980. Played Man at Tube in "Turtle Diary" in 1985. Played Father Coughlin in "A Fine Romance" in 1989. Played Irwin in "Tainted" in 1998.