ho

Examples

• All

• As if someone calling her a ho is someone to listen to.

  Blog text (11)

• What is a "ho"?

  He Got Game (1998)

• Do you know what a ho is?

  Boo! A Madea Halloween (2016)

• So, I guess they wouldn't appreciate being called a 'ho' either.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Yo, Tyrone is hangin' with his ho at Second Side Apartments.

  Criminal Activities (2015)

• There's plenty of ho's out there, Beetle.

  Lola's Love Shack (2013)

• It's disrespectful to call someone a ho just because of their choices.

• The song criticized society for labeling women as hos based on their actions.

• Many believe the term ho perpetuates harmful stereotypes about women.

Synonyms

S

slut

vsho

• Offensive

300 9.6

A woman who has many casual sexual partners and the word is offensive

is offensive slang too but less explicitly labeled as highly vulgar

H

ho-bag

vsho

• Offensive

2 9.9

A rude word for someone people think wants sexual attention

focuses on a woman judged sexually available rather than attention seeking

S

skeet

vsho

• Offensive

1 9.9

A rude slang word for someone who has many sexual partners

targets specifically a woman rather than any gender

T

the town bicycle

vsho

• Offensive

9.9

A person people in a community say has many sexual partners

labels a woman for promiscuity without stressing public knowledge

L

local hooer

vsho

• Offensive

9.9

A person in a town who has many sexual partners, said to shame them

is a general offensive term not tied to a local area

Antonyms

V

virtuous

35 4.3

Being morally good and doing what is right

C

chaste

14 7.4

Not having sex, often for religious or moral reasons

Idioms

G

gung ho

• Informal

18 7.9

Very eager and too excited to start a task or project

G

to give the heave-ho

• Informal

4 8.5

To tell someone to leave their job or to stop using something

Compounds

H

Ho Chi Minh City

3 2.8

The largest city in southern Vietnam, formerly called Saigon

T

tong ho

9.9

A leafy green used in Asian cooking for its tender edible leaves

Surface Forms

Etymology