Prostitution

Buying or selling sex.

Lol, you do prostitution? Why would you pay for sex? That’s like buying fortnite. You can literally get pussy for free!

by Urfluff May 24, 2020

mild prostitution

the act or practice of engaging in moderately sexual activities in exchange for money or non-monetary forms of compensation

Putting out only after a guy has bought you dinner is mild prostitution.

by Toni Tigress June 3, 2010

Brain prostitution

Whoring out your academic abilities to the lesser brained for some sort of gain, whether that be material, monetary, or societal.

Or: doing a project with a dumb person for money.

Will you work with your friend on that science project?
-No, I’m doing brain prostitution with John this time. He’s gonna give me $20 for it.

Brain prostitution is how I wound up semi-popular.

by NinjaGing January 23, 2020

indoor prostitution

prostitution is leagal in the states of florida, georgia, and alabama; as long as it is indoor.

leagal prostitution, indoor prostitution

by leegal prostituetion October 27, 2010

Prostituting

The ultimate window shopping for males. When you go round the red light district with no intention of actually getting a hooker.

May also be referred to simply as "Tutin'" in some cultural circles.

"That was some awesome weed, do you wanna go do a spot of tutin' on the way home?"

"Sure thing, i've got a lot of time for prostituting, me."

by The Tutor. February 15, 2009

prostitution

1. the act of engaging in sexual activity in exchange for payment from a person with whom you are not in a relationship with.
2. the act of engaging in sexual activity in exchange for payment from a husband, wife, boyfriend, or girlfriend, in the form of contiued love and support be it moral, emotional, or financial.

Sex is legal. Getting paid is legal. What's wrong with being a prostitute? Prostitution is nothing more than being paid for sex.

by wildonecpl July 6, 2004

prostitution

The practice of exchanging sex for money, goods or favours - by people who have the integrity to admit what they are doing.

Contrary to popular stupidity very few whores are coerced and most are self-employed, or work through agencies.

Yes it's squalid, and I will stop doing it the moment someone explains to me how it's morally worse than the 'approved' method of going to clubs and lying your way into some drunken slut's minge.

I can see why prostitution may have been harmful to society when there was still a society to harm.

by Lord Grimcock May 18, 2008