tart
- noun
- /tɑrt/
- Offensive
- You invited a little tart you picked up on the street.
- stupid tart
So some some tarts tried saying that she's pregnant from me.
- So some some tarts tried saying that she's pregnant from me.
Examples
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I want to talk to you about that Communist tart.
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"You were a fool to let him hire that little tart," her mother had snapped.
Fiction book (2002) -
"What did the little tart do to you out back?"
Fiction book (1999) -
As if you were just any cheap tart lying there.
Fiction book (1994) -
You killed him, you vicious tart!
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He's run off with a tart.
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You sneaky little tart.
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"My wife June," he says, waving another aging, leathered tart in the Vera vein, this one with bleached hair.
Fiction book (1995) -
The tarts—there would be room at Dunrobin for the tarts, the brasses, the whores.
Fiction book (1998) -
He was seen leaving the hotel with a tart he met at the club.
Synonyms
An offensive word for a person who has sex for money
A person who has sex with other people for money
A person who sells sex for money, often on the street
A woman who sells sex for money
A woman who sells sex for money
A woman who has sex with people for money
A woman who has sex for money, used in older books
A woman who works as a prostitute
A woman who has sex for money and often lives in high society
A woman who has sex with people for money
A woman who has sex for money or who lives on the streets
Compounds
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Etymology
The slang word tart for a prostitute is offensive; one common story says people compared a woman who used her looks to attract others to a 'sweet' tart, and that comparison led to the rude meaning.