slut
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9.6
- noun
- /slʌt/
- Offensive
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- "Having fun with Jane the slut?" my sister asked me.
- slut and whore
My choices are I'm a boozy slut or a complete idiot.
- My choices are I'm a boozy slut or a complete idiot.
- Like slapper, slut and tart is quite like, specific.
- You're OK with whore and slut and trash and home wrecker, but not skank?
- That's kind of just a most slut shaming comes from women.
- Have you seen any data that suggests that most slut shaming comes from women rather than men?
- Men love sluts when they're sluts for them, but they fucking hate sluts when they're sluts for other men.
- But with a woman it's like fuck you sniveling slut.
- You bugging right now because your friend doesn't have any slut bucket friends.
- Oh, Daddy is your little egg slut turning you on?
- It was like that was it really was like my slut rock bottom.
Examples
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He said she was a slut simply because she wore revealing clothes.
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Having a baby with a married man, that's being a slut.
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You know, that slut that lives across the street from them?
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"You better watch out for that slut of yours," he said.
Fiction book (1998) -
After all, I was the town slut, so why not with him, Hoorne?
Fiction book (1994) -
The world has given you two options: you can be a slut or a matron.
Fiction book (1993) -
She was nothing but a slut.
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You really think I'm a slut, don't you Eddie?
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She was labeled a slut for dating multiple men at the same time.
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After being called a slut in high school, she felt judged and ostracized.
Synonyms
63
8.4
A person, usually a woman, who has sex with many different people
2
8.5
A woman who has many sexual partners and is judged by others
1
7.9
A woman who has casual sexual relationships with several partners
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9.9
A woman who has sex with someone she is not married to
1
9.9
An old insulting word for a woman who is unfaithful
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who often makes new versions of other people's songs or who loves cover bands
How Promiscuous
Surface Forms
Etymology
Slut is now a highly offensive word for a woman thought to have many casual sexual partners; it grew from an old use meaning 'untidy' and over time became a harsh sexual insult. That's why the word is hurtful and often seen as sexist.