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to slut

to slut

1 9.9
In old use, to make untidy or dirty
  • verb
  • /slʌt/
  • NSFW
translation icon : ensuciar
  • After the party, we realized we had slut the house, and it was a mess.

Examples

  • The kids often slut in their rooms, leaving clothes and toys strewn everywhere.

  • He tends to slut around when he's in a hurry, forgetting to clean up after himself.

  • Hey, tell her to slut up.

Synonyms

to be a slob
vsto slut
  • Offensive
4 7.9

Act lazy and messy and not care about cleaning or keeping things tidy

is an archaic verb meaning the same messy behaviour

Antonyms

1.0

Free from dirt or harmful things

42 1.0

To make a place neat by putting things away

Compounds

cover-slut
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who often makes new versions of other people's songs or who loves cover bands

Facebook slut
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who posts too many personal photos or updates on Facebook

How Dirty

to soil
59 4.5
to slut
  • NSFW
1 9.9
to mess up
  • Informal
52 3.0

Surface Forms

slut infinitive
slut past
slut past participle
slutting present participle
sluts third person singular

Etymology

Slut (verb, old) once meant 'to make untidy' or to behave in a messy way. This is the oldest meaning and connects to words like sloppy, which helps explain old uses where people 'slutted' about the house.