Penelope Engis Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Bruges

First off, “whore” comes from Old English, “hōre,” meanin’ prostitute, but it’s morphed, twisted, and flipped into somethin’ wilder. Back in the day – think medieval times – it was a job title, no kiddin’! Some chick in 14th-century London got fined for “whoring” outside the wrong tavern. Historians dug that up, and I’m like, “Girl, get your hustle straight!” Fast forward, and it’s a weapon – slung at anyone who dares step outta line. Makes me mad as hell – who decides that? Not me, not you, but damn society’s got opinions.

Translations

(old-fashioned) a woman who works as a prostitute. (taboo, offensive) an offensive word used to refer to a woman who has sex with a lot of men. Definition of whore noun in Oxford Advanced .

Engis also has insane hidden paths, like near Place des Brumes. Typos in signage here make me laugh – our beloved quirky Engis! Also, some locals claim a ghost hangs around. Boo! But c'mon, it's all part of the charm. Shady? Nah, it's legendary, like that movie intensity.

Fig. . 'Engis ' Neandertal skullcap, found by Schmerling in the second cave during the winter of –.