Definition of slut in English:

slut

noun slʌtslət

derogatory

1A woman who has many casual sexual partners.
Example sentencesExamples
- And, just for the record, when I was that age, neither I (alas) nor anyone I knew was getting any at the rate purported by the sluts in this movie.
- I wasn't a slut in high school, but if I had stuck around my small town after graduation, I would have become one.
- Girls still can be labeled sluts if they're sexually free, whereas boys aren't.
- There's also the obligatory nice hot chick (Jennifer Morrison) who's meant to balance out the film's other depictions of women as sluts, leeches and psychopaths.
- Come on, support your sisters, don't talk about being sluts and whores.
- Her roles moved from ingenue to slut, and from spinster to "the first lady of fright."
- She is introduced as a dim oversexed slut who works as a beauty parlor pedicurist.
- If you look at those who are successful in the tabloid business, day in, day out, they're called fat, ugly slappers, sluts…
- Can she have sex without losing all control, being branded a slut?
- "People think I'm just a slut having sex on screen but I didn't do it simply to jumpstart my career," she adds in the Express.
- You're dressing like a slut.
Synonyms
promiscuous woman
prostitute, whore
slattern
euphemistic model, escort, masseuse
French poule
informal floozie, bike, pro, ho
British informal scrubber, slag, slapper
North American informal tramp, hooker, hustler, roundheel, chippy, skank, puta, hoochie
dated tart, scarlet woman, loose woman, hussy, woman of ill repute, streetwalker, trollop
archaic harlot, strumpet, wanton, drab, doxy, trull, sloven
2dated A woman with low standards of cleanliness.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although she was handsome in a blowsy way, she was such a slut, with holes in her stockings and grubby straps showing.
- Women who have their eyebrows professionally plucked, blow-dry their hair for work and always know where they are when they wake up will arrive in the office with a hangover once a fortnight and say: "Oh, I'm such a slut."

Derivatives

sluttish

adjective ˈslʌtɪʃˈslədɪʃ

derogatory

1(with reference to a woman) behaving in a sexually promiscuous or provocative manner.
she may be viewed as sluttish for her choice of dress
Example sentencesExamples
- drunken, sluttish behaviour
- When engaged in conversation with a slut, certain sluttish cues bubble to the surface.
- Why should I just sit back and let those sluttish women flirt and grope him?
- You left me after my father died, for arrogant jocks and sluttish girls.
- dust left on the floor by a sluttish servant
2dated Having low standards of cleanliness.

sluttishness

noun ˈslʌtɪʃnəsˈslədɪʃnəs

derogatory

Ultimately, however, the poet objects far less to her supposedly natural feminine sluttishness than to her apparently unnatural intellectual pursuits.
Example sentencesExamples
- The second DVD focuses mainly on the ‘social’ disease side of sin and sluttishness, with a sampling of drug addiction horrors thrown in to cover all the illegal good time bases.
- The Greek lords await Hector's arrival to fight with Ajax: when Diomedes brings Cressida, they each try to kiss her in turn, though she refuses Menelaus and also Ulysses, who after her departure accuses her of sluttishness.

slutty

adjectiveˈslʌtiˈslədi

derogatory

(with reference to a woman) sexually promiscuous or provocative in a way that is considered in bad taste.
she wore one of her slutty outfits and practically poured herself onto his lap
Example sentencesExamples
- It seems that in the music industry these days it's all about being mean and thuggish or sexy and slutty.
- My wife is a slutty tramp who works in a bar where most of the customers are men.
- Surprisingly enough, he was not attached, despite the number of slutty girls he flirted with.

Origin

Middle English: of unknown origin.

Rhymes

abut, but, butt, cut, glut, gut, hut, intercut, jut, Mut, mutt, phut, putt, rut, scut, shortcut, shut, smut, strut, tut, undercut

Definition of slut in US English:

slut

nounslətslət

derogatory

1A woman who has many casual sexual partners.
Example sentencesExamples
- Girls still can be labeled sluts if they're sexually free, whereas boys aren't.
- Can she have sex without losing all control, being branded a slut?
- "People think I'm just a slut having sex on screen but I didn't do it simply to jumpstart my career," she adds in the Express.
- I wasn't a slut in high school, but if I had stuck around my small town after graduation, I would have become one.
- Her roles moved from ingenue to slut, and from spinster to "the first lady of fright."
- If you look at those who are successful in the tabloid business, day in, day out, they're called fat, ugly slappers, sluts…
- And, just for the record, when I was that age, neither I (alas) nor anyone I knew was getting any at the rate purported by the sluts in this movie.
- You're dressing like a slut.
- She is introduced as a dim oversexed slut who works as a beauty parlor pedicurist.
- There's also the obligatory nice hot chick (Jennifer Morrison) who's meant to balance out the film's other depictions of women as sluts, leeches and psychopaths.
- Come on, support your sisters, don't talk about being sluts and whores.
Synonyms
promiscuous woman
2dated A woman with low standards of cleanliness.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although she was handsome in a blowsy way, she was such a slut, with holes in her stockings and grubby straps showing.
- Women who have their eyebrows professionally plucked, blow-dry their hair for work and always know where they are when they wake up will arrive in the office with a hangover once a fortnight and say: "Oh, I'm such a slut."

Origin

Middle English: of unknown origin.

单词	slut
释义	Definition of slut in English: slut noun slʌtslət derogatory 1A woman who has many casual sexual partners. Example sentencesExamples And, just for the record, when I was that age, neither I (alas) nor anyone I knew was getting any at the rate purported by the sluts in this movie. I wasn't a slut in high school, but if I had stuck around my small town after graduation, I would have become one. Girls still can be labeled sluts if they're sexually free, whereas boys aren't. There's also the obligatory nice hot chick (Jennifer Morrison) who's meant to balance out the film's other depictions of women as sluts, leeches and psychopaths. Come on, support your sisters, don't talk about being sluts and whores. Her roles moved from ingenue to slut, and from spinster to "the first lady of fright." She is introduced as a dim oversexed slut who works as a beauty parlor pedicurist. If you look at those who are successful in the tabloid business, day in, day out, they're called fat, ugly slappers, sluts… Can she have sex without losing all control, being branded a slut? "People think I'm just a slut having sex on screen but I didn't do it simply to jumpstart my career," she adds in the Express. You're dressing like a slut. Synonyms promiscuous woman prostitute, whore slattern euphemistic model, escort, masseuse French poule informal floozie, bike, pro, ho British informal scrubber, slag, slapper North American informal tramp, hooker, hustler, roundheel, chippy, skank, puta, hoochie dated tart, scarlet woman, loose woman, hussy, woman of ill repute, streetwalker, trollop archaic harlot, strumpet, wanton, drab, doxy, trull, sloven 2dated A woman with low standards of cleanliness. Example sentencesExamples Although she was handsome in a blowsy way, she was such a slut, with holes in her stockings and grubby straps showing. Women who have their eyebrows professionally plucked, blow-dry their hair for work and always know where they are when they wake up will arrive in the office with a hangover once a fortnight and say: "Oh, I'm such a slut." Derivatives sluttish adjective ˈslʌtɪʃˈslədɪʃ derogatory 1(with reference to a woman) behaving in a sexually promiscuous or provocative manner. she may be viewed as sluttish for her choice of dress Example sentencesExamples drunken, sluttish behaviour When engaged in conversation with a slut, certain sluttish cues bubble to the surface. Why should I just sit back and let those sluttish women flirt and grope him? You left me after my father died, for arrogant jocks and sluttish girls. dust left on the floor by a sluttish servant 2dated Having low standards of cleanliness. sluttishness noun ˈslʌtɪʃnəsˈslədɪʃnəs derogatory Ultimately, however, the poet objects far less to her supposedly natural feminine sluttishness than to her apparently unnatural intellectual pursuits. Example sentencesExamples The second DVD focuses mainly on the ‘social’ disease side of sin and sluttishness, with a sampling of drug addiction horrors thrown in to cover all the illegal good time bases. The Greek lords await Hector's arrival to fight with Ajax: when Diomedes brings Cressida, they each try to kiss her in turn, though she refuses Menelaus and also Ulysses, who after her departure accuses her of sluttishness. slutty adjectiveˈslʌtiˈslədi derogatory (with reference to a woman) sexually promiscuous or provocative in a way that is considered in bad taste. she wore one of her slutty outfits and practically poured herself onto his lap Example sentencesExamples It seems that in the music industry these days it's all about being mean and thuggish or sexy and slutty. My wife is a slutty tramp who works in a bar where most of the customers are men. Surprisingly enough, he was not attached, despite the number of slutty girls he flirted with. Origin Middle English: of unknown origin. Rhymes abut, but, butt, cut, glut, gut, hut, intercut, jut, Mut, mutt, phut, putt, rut, scut, shortcut, shut, smut, strut, tut, undercut Definition of slut in US English: slut nounslətslət derogatory 1A woman who has many casual sexual partners. Example sentencesExamples Girls still can be labeled sluts if they're sexually free, whereas boys aren't. Can she have sex without losing all control, being branded a slut? "People think I'm just a slut having sex on screen but I didn't do it simply to jumpstart my career," she adds in the Express. I wasn't a slut in high school, but if I had stuck around my small town after graduation, I would have become one. Her roles moved from ingenue to slut, and from spinster to "the first lady of fright." If you look at those who are successful in the tabloid business, day in, day out, they're called fat, ugly slappers, sluts… And, just for the record, when I was that age, neither I (alas) nor anyone I knew was getting any at the rate purported by the sluts in this movie. You're dressing like a slut. She is introduced as a dim oversexed slut who works as a beauty parlor pedicurist. There's also the obligatory nice hot chick (Jennifer Morrison) who's meant to balance out the film's other depictions of women as sluts, leeches and psychopaths. Come on, support your sisters, don't talk about being sluts and whores. Synonyms promiscuous woman 2dated A woman with low standards of cleanliness. Example sentencesExamples Although she was handsome in a blowsy way, she was such a slut, with holes in her stockings and grubby straps showing. Women who have their eyebrows professionally plucked, blow-dry their hair for work and always know where they are when they wake up will arrive in the office with a hangover once a fortnight and say: "Oh, I'm such a slut." Origin Middle English: of unknown origin.
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