bimbo
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- noun
- /ˈbɪmboʊ/
- Slur
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[ofensivo] mujer atractiva pero tonta
- I'm sorry, but she's gotta learn... ...there's better ways to get attention than acting like a bimbo.
- called a bimbo
- a dumb bimbo
- a blonde bimbo
Which is why you baited me calling my wife a bimbo trophy.
- Which is why you baited me calling my wife a bimbo trophy.
- So I don't care what Dylan Mulvaney, the caricature of a bimbo female, tries to say.
- And people are all drunk and you know, like the, the music's going and I've got the head of a studio with his bimbo.
- Stormy Daniels did testify that Donald Trump wanted Stormy Daniels to be on The Apprentice so she could prove that she's not just some dumb blonde bimbo.
- I was like, look at these guys that marry these these bimbos, you know, big fake titties, big fake ass, fake lips, fake, this fake that everything's fake.
Examples
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Who is this bimbo?
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A groupie, even a bimbo, would have been okay.
Fiction book (1990) -
Who is this bimbo, Barney?
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So now you got the whole jock and bimbo population showing up?
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You would've never looked twice at that bimbo in there.
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Steve shouldn't get mixed up with no bimbo at his age.
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Lucille Ball was a bimbo.
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A woman who chooses to wear high-heeled shoes is not a slut, a bimbo, or a tramp.
Blog text (2) -
" You'd think you were Jayne Mansfield, some airhead bimbo, not an intelligent, successful professional woman.
Fiction book (1990) -
The wealthy businessman dated a young bimbo who was often seen at lavish parties.
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
A sudden news scandal about a person's sexual behavior with women, often involving a politician
- Slur
A common unfair idea of an attractive woman who seems shallow and not smart
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bimbo comes from the Italian word bambino, which is like 'baby' and means 'little child', and early English used it for a silly or foolish person. Because being like a 'child' suggested not serious or not wise, bimbo became an insult for an attractive woman thought to be unintelligent and often kept by rich men.