to slut
- verb
- /slʌt/
- Offensive
- To appeal to a younger audience, the advertisement aimed to slut up its images and themes.
He goes a slut maker Alex out here slut making, bro.
- He goes a slut maker Alex out here slut making, bro.
Examples
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I do not need an F.B.I slut in my bed.
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You slut!
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You slut!
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You're not gonna find the right guy by bumming free drinks and slutting it up.
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Nobody double-crosses Jesse hardwick, you-you... you slut!
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The fashion designer told the model to slut it up for the photo shoot with revealing outfits.
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Critics accused the movie of trying to slut up the leading actress with its raunchy scenes.
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who often makes new versions of other people's songs or who loves cover bands
How Sexualized
- Offensive
- NSFW
Surface Forms
Etymology
Slut (verb) can mean to make someone or something look cheap or too sexual, a figurative use of the insult. A helpful way to remember this is that to 'slut' a dress or brand is to make it like what people call a 'slut', which is why the use is negative.