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Rat Whores by KSLG September 13, 2021
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rat whore by KenDog615 January 21, 2008
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Someone who makes you feel like a slut
Rat Whore by Ch00chie Grabber May 28, 2022

whore rat 

A chick that is beyond a hood rat, more grimey and diseased than just a whore.
Check out that whore rat with that odd looking rash on her arms...
whore rat by JMZ27 July 2, 2009

Rat-faced Gypsy Whore 

Any of a type of prostitute that offers her services to men, particularly tourists, and does so in a forceful, often larcenous manner. Prostitutes of this kind are prevalent in Prague's Old Town Square, where they are easily identified by their rat-face gypsy appearance.
Rat-faced Gypsy Whore: "You speak English?"
Tourist: "Yes"
Rat-faced Gypsy Whore: "You want sex?" (while attempting to rob the contents of the startled victim)

ratwhore 

A ratchet looking whore. Or someone who is a whore for rat looking men.
Oh my gosh did you see what Chloe was wearing, she’s such a ratwhore.
ratwhore by Lukifus January 17, 2025
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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