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Originally Posted by Simonenglish
Yes - 'wh*re' and 'sl*t' 😜
We'd probably also use 'sl*g' (*=a) as a good substitute for both.
Now a days I think those first two are universally used in English speaking countries. In days gone by you might have heard an English person saying 'tart' or 'slapper' or 'floozy'. But not so much now - they've all be replaced with 'wh*re' and 'sl*t'
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I've heard mainly older people using "tart" and really older people using "floozy", but I've never heard of "slapper".