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• n  a woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money

• They divorced in 1970, and Meyer married Edy Williams, the starlet-visaged, harlot-configured ornament to his first studio film, "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.
• On the cusp of womanhood, she could tumble either way: become a fearless heroine or a ferocious harlot.
• The glamorous Imperial marque was, by the late '60s, reduced to a trashy, pseudo-luxury harlot walking the streets for its pimp, the Chrysler Corporation.

• prostitute
• cocotte
• whore
• bawd
• tart
• cyprian
• fancy woman
• working girl
• sporting lady
• lady of pleasure
• woman of the street

News & Articles

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• Lost in the Night: Galaxy Radio Is a Good Fit at the Knockout, Audio Discotech Brings Cielo to San Francisco, and More
  Galaxy Radio // Audio Discotech Soft Opening // Harlot presents Gene Farris & DJ Pierre Knockout // Audio Discotech // Harlot Saturday, Aug. 11, 2013 it wasn't supposed to be a long night out, ...
  Aug. 12, 2013 - SF Weekly Blogs

Quotes

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• Scarlett Johansson in Sydney Morning Herald
  Scarlett added to W magazine: "Yeah, I'm the harlot!"
• David Blunkett in Times Online
  Mr Blunkett warned that a "coalition of the defeated" would spell electoral disaster for Labour and accused the Lib Dems of acting like "every harlot in history".
• Prince Philip in This is London
  The inquest was not given specific details about the contents of the notes, but Miss Simmons has previously said that Philip called the princess a "harlot and a trollop".