to pimpin'
- verb
- /ˈpɪmpɪn/
- NSFW
- A young boy, a young man is pimping out his blind sister to make money.
Examples
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He's running numbers, selling drugs, he's pimping and is a petty thief.
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Your sister's your wing man just pimping you out.
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He was like come here pimping, keep the game tight money Mike.
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He was living in a lavish apartment while pimpin' his friends to clients in the city.
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After getting noticed by a promoter, he began pimpin' new talents and managing their shows.
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She has a reputation for pimpin' her network of connections to help others find work.
Synonyms
To find clients for prostitutes and take some of their money
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Etymology
Pimpin' as a verb comes from pimp, which meant 'to find clients for prostitutes' and control their work. So to pimpin' is to act as a pimp and manage people for profit.