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nympho|ˈnɪmfəʊ|
colloq. abbrev. of nymphomaniac a. and n.
1935[see dipso]. 1954D. Schwartz in Avon Bk. Mod. Writing II. 129 Some girls at school said that Phoebe was a nympho. 1958A. Wilson Middle Age of Mrs Eliot 232 ‘That Cynthia Robertson's a bit nympho,’ he announced in worldly tones. 1959‘J. Bell’ Easy Prey x. 106 Red-haired bitch... Distinctly nympho. 1960‘R. East’ Kingston Black xiv. 140 Tim Askew, degenerate turkey farmer, had pulled the trigger on the Danish nympho. 1973‘E. Peters’ City of Gold & Shadows xiii. 208 She was a sex-nut-case, a virgin nympho who couldn't stand being mauled but couldn't help asking for it. |