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Char you whoore get off me fore i smack ya
a young whore in training. can be male or female. all whoore's are know to grow up to become full fledged whore's after the age of 21.
wow what a little whoore shes going to look good on the corner in a few years.

shes such a whoore she doesn't even know where one cock end and the next starts.
whoore by angry lil bird September 23, 2013

whoores melt 

pronounced: hoo-er's me'lt
Prostitutes Illegitimate child- An Irish term (mainly Dublin) used in a derogatory fasion and usually directed towards one's enemy to both insult him and his mother (likewise for the female of the noun).
Also Brasses Melt, Slut's Scally etc

To mess something up
Get away from me ya whoores melt- f*ck off

I made a whores melt of plastering that wall and Tommo didn't pay me for it.
whoores melt by Partyguyie January 20, 2008

whoorebeg 

A bit of a merge, of whoore and millbeg. She'll wear trashy clothes and sleep with everything, even snooker cues.
You know who you are you dirty whoorebeg. Your sexual act with a snooker cue was recorded and texted to every spide, millie and civilised human being in Belfast.

Shame on you, you whoorebeg.
whoorebeg by Lemmalola July 1, 2005

whoore it out 

To modify one's BMW M3 ie: bumper, trunk and diffuser and install CSL bumper, trunk and diffuser.
Dude, thats a nice M3. Now let's whoore it out.
whoore it out by daytonaviolet October 5, 2006

cute whoore 

Hiberno-English expression to describe someone with rogueish qualities.
"That Tony Blair is a cute whoore"
cute whoore by YOREMA July 11, 2003
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