to pimp
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9.5
- verb
- /pɪmp/
- NSFW
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proxenetear
- Are you, uh, pimping me out to Vungus?
- pimping girls
- pimping your daughter
- pimping bitches
She's blind being pimped out by her her brother.
- She's blind being pimped out by her her brother.
Examples
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I mean, you pimped and you procured?
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I really did pimp him out to my friend, Dana, in exchange for Dana's MacBook Pro.
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And now he wants to pimp me out too?
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You going to pimp her out?
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And I'm gonna pimp him out for a couple of months!
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We don't want you to pimp for us.
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Can you at least let me unpack before pimping me out?
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You're pimping me out so that your cousin can get a green card?
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He decided to pimp her out for a profit, hoping to make some quick cash.
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Many people were concerned when they found out he was trying to pimp young girls in the area.
Synonyms
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To find a person for someone to have sex with, often illegally
Finding clients for prostitutes and taking part of their money
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who uses money or gifts to control and profit from people they date
How Illegal
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb pimp comes from the noun pimp and simply means to act like that person — to 'arrange' sexual partners for others and get paid for it, which is how the verb keeps the same meaning as the noun.