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slutty

slutty

30 9.3
An insulting word used to say a woman has many sexual partners
  • adjective
  • /ˈslʌti/
  • Offensive
translation icon : promiscuo
  • Her outfit is too revealing; I don't want to be seen as slutty at the party.
  • slutty girl
  • slutty flight attendant
  • slutty look

In a sense, my slutty cousin is a sperm connoisseur.

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Examples

  • I didn't want you to think I was slutty.

  • Then when a woman dresses like one of his characters, he screams about how slutty and overtly sexual they are.

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  • You look like the slutty one on The Golden Girls.

  • I mean, you probably think I'm being slutty or something, but...

  • Case in point, you can still look cute or sexy without seeking attention or looking "slutty."

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  • I mean, I don't want to seem slutty or anything.

  • Just 'cause I dress slutty doesn't mean I am slutty.

  • Then I realized that being womanly—not "slutty," womanly—was a life force and essence that came from love.

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  • Oh, I invited Teri you know, 'cause your cousin Dora can't make it, so I thought Teri could replace her at the slutty singles table.

  • "Call me slutty," Melina said, giving an exaggerated shrug, "but I prefer flesh and blood to catheters and stirrups."

    Fiction book (2001)

Synonyms

sleazy
vsslutty
  • Offensive
65 6.5

Dishonest and having a dirty, unpleasant appearance or atmosphere

is the focused sexual insult rather than a general moral judgment
lewd
vsslutty
  • Offensive
33 7.4

Sexually offensive or indecent in a way that shocks people

is the insulting personal label that condemns sexual promiscuity
salacious
vsslutty
  • Offensive
24 9.9

Too interested in sex in a way that makes people uncomfortable

is the negative personal insult rather than describing mere interest
provocative
vsslutty
  • NSFW
22 7.2

Tends to make people feel sexual interest by being suggestive

is the insulting term that adds moral blame to sexual suggestion
raunchy
vsslutty
  • Offensive
17 8.6

Content about sex that is rude and shocking

is more about insulting a person's sexual reputation than explicitness
lascivious
vsslutty
  • Offensive
11 9.5

Showing strong sexual desire that makes others uncomfortable

is the pejorative label aimed at judging sexual behaviour broadly
trampy
vsslutty
  • Offensive
2 9.1

Dressed or acting in a way that looks sexually showy and not tasteful

is more of an insult about character rather than only style
sluttish
vsslutty
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A woman who acts and looks in a way people think is sexually improper or untidy

is the harsher offensive label used to shame that behavior
too whorey
vsslutty
  • Offensive
9.9

Clothing or a look that shows too much skin and seems not suitable for the situation

is a broad insulting term for a person, not only appearance
slaggy
vsslutty
  • Offensive
9.9

Appearing in a way people think is sexually loose or rude

is the formalized insult focusing on sexual promiscuity in a negative way
trampish
vsslutty
  • Offensive
9.9

Dressing or acting in a way that makes people think someone is sexually available

is the insulting word used generally for such sexual behaviour

Antonyms

114 3.0

Seen by people as good and socially acceptable

14 7.4

Not having sex, often for religious or moral reasons

How Insulting

slutty
  • Offensive
30 9.3
offensive
  • Offensive
261 4.0
derogatory
39 6.9
disapproving
5 3.4
neutral
218 3.6

Surface Forms

slutty positive

Morphology

slutty = slut (transparent) = slut + y

Direct adjectival formation from the derogatory noun 'slut', so the insulting/person-labeling sense is predictable from the base.

Etymology

Slutty comes from the word slut, which originally meant 'untidy' but later became an insult for someone thought to be 'sexually promiscuous'. That's why calling a person slutty is a judgment and can be offensive or hurtful.