slattern

She did not act like a drunk or a slattern.

"Right," thought the happy old slattern, "and I can tell these people how to take care of you.

The room was a tip, the woman a slattern.

"Well, the slattern ran off with a sailor last week.

The slattern tapped the strip with a long red nail.

"Should my brother decide to take every slattern of the town to his bed, what am I to do about it?

Lee was talking to the slattern, showing her a mug shot strip.

The slattern snapped up the bill and disappeared behind the filing cabinets.

Once the slattern had served us, Benjamin toasted our newfound friend.

A frail ancient slattern, she was on us before we got through the door-way.

Rover might now be less respectable, maybe even a bit shabby, but was by no means a slattern.

Benjamin stirred and shouted at the slattern to bring a toothpick.

Anyway, the stranger was about to leave when a slattern dropped a tankard.

"I know it sounds ridiculous, but I really want to be with that old slattern right now."

You don't want a slattern to keep your house!"

Not that I was such a slattern as a rule, but we all have days when we are in a hurry.

He snapped his fingers for the slattern who was serving the booze to bring another round.

Vain, shameless slattern, flaunting herself like that in public, for all the world to see.

Her slattern past has brought ruin upon us!"

A slattern brought his own meal, a thickly spiced bowl of soup.

"Those ignorant slatterns in their Tower will have a difficult time producing her after this disappearance.

A poxier den of slatterns he hoped he'd never see.

And many were certainly prettier than the slattern had been, and no doubt cleaner.

Replacements, when they could be found at all, were layabouts and slatterns who refused to speak Latin.

A slattern, evidently his wife, looked on fearfully.