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hooer; hoor
noun
a whore AUSTRALIA, 1952
Representing a spelling pronunciation of “whore”. This came to be a general term of abuse and was applied not only to women, but also to men.- I only want what’s mine. That hooer. I don’t take that treatment from no one. — D’Arcy Niland, Dead Men Running, p. 74, 1969
- “Cunnin’ hoor, ain’t he?” Harry said. “If I’d paid her a compliment like that she’d have reckoned I was drunk or somethin’.” — M.J. Burton, Bush Pub, p. 155, 1978
- Tryin’ to get these little black hoors out in the open. — M.J. Burton, Bush Pub, p. 92, 1978
- “Bloody old hooer,” Jimmy said, “I’d have dough in the bank if it wasn’t for her!” — T. A. G. Hungerford, Stories From Suburban Road, p. 162, 1983
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