posture n.
In compounds
a (female) sexual sophisticate [the citation suggests a woman, but in SE the female would be posture-mistress].
[ | Pierce Egan’s Life in London 3 June 981/3: The attitudes of Spring were almost those of a posture-master; he shook his head, and danced about like a man hung upon wires]. | |
Peeping Tom (London) 6 22/1: All the licentiousness and singular attitudes of the most experienced posture-master [...] stimulate the pallid senses of the young and renovate the decayed faculties of the old. |
see under moll n.