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English citations of trick
sex act, act of prostitution
- 1992, Gregory J. Petrakis, Lloyd F. Ryan, Sloan T. Letman, The new face of organized crime, page 126:
- The booster-lady may alleviate the girls' fears of having sex with an adult by having her watch pornography and by watching older women perform tricks.
- 1999, Martha Craven Nussbaum, Cass R. Sunstein, Clones and Clones: Facts and Fantasies about Human Cloning, W. W. Norton & Company (→ISBN), page 75:
- (Whores are also pretty tame — do sexual tricks by rote — but men like to believe that in using whores they are walking on the wild side.)
- 2005, Jo Ann Lordahl, Secrets, iUniverse (→ISBN), page 16:
- She had a vague memory of a book by Sheldon Kopp, who found men on power trips talking disdainfully of Washington, D.C. women they could force to do sexual tricks for money. Kopp's prostitute women patients, however, bragged of finding
- 2006, Tim Bragg, Oak, page 72:
- Sex. Music. Drugs. Fashion. Girls who dressed with an expensive prostitute's precision. Girls who would perform tricks with a zeal unlikely in many prostitutes. Ben didn't want that. He wanted sex. Badly. But he didn't want the gaudiness of it all.