early 14c., from whore (n.) + house (n.). Sometimes translating Latin lupanaria. Obsolete from c. 1700, revived early 20c. in American English.
whoot
whop
whopper
whore
whoredom
whore-house
whore-monger
whoreson
whorl
whortleberry
whose
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