noun
definition
A house of prostitution.
Examples of brothel in a Sentence
He wants Claire and probably has a private brothel in town.
The defendant was convicted in April 2005 of keeping a brothel.
Wasn't it funny how the library had an underground tunnel to the local brothel?
This is a cracking story about a New Zealand doctor who is opening a brothel in his old medical center.
It began as a decent hotel, but in time it blended in with the surrounding culture and became a brothel.
But while she passed from body to body, and consequently suffered perpetual indignity, she had at the last been prostituted in a brothel; she was " the lost sheep."
They saved up money from the household budget to enable their husbands to visit the brothel.
A chapter in his Redburn (1849) is said to describe a visit to a male brothel in London.
Nearby the church is what is virtually a huge licensed brothel.
The Blue Bicycle is a fine French eatery that was famously once a brothel.
The building can be seen in Alfred Hitchcock's " Frenzy " and was originally a Victorian brothel!
Date Read June 2002 Steve The Velvet Comet is a space station with a difference - his is the galaxy's most luxurious brothel.
Instead of the delicious illicit tang of the betting shop or brothel it had the sanctimonious cultural cachet of a collective confessional!
The jeans come in an ultra skinny fit and are designed to be worn with brothel creepers, a leather jacket and a quiff.
What role does the young poet Owen Moody play, and brothel madam Lily Maxey?
Upon their return to Larkhall, the Julies are surprised when they bump into their old employer, wealthy brothel madame, Virginia OâKane.
Why were they not raiding a drugs den or a human trafficking sex slave brothel instead?
I understand opportunities were limited a century ago but surely she could have been a school teacher or office clerk or something above a brothel prostitute.
And when the pagan legend of the Syrian Astarte tells how she lived for ten years in Tyre as a prostitute, this directly recalls the Gnostic myth of how Simon found Helena in a brothel in Tyre (Epiphanius, Ancoratus, c. 104).