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to slut

to slut

9.9
In old use, to make untidy or dirty
  • verb
  • /slʌt/
  • NSFW
: 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
5 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

44 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
23 4.5
to slut
  • NSFW
9.9
to mess up
  • Informal
5 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.