trollop
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- noun
- /ˈtrɒl.əp/
- Slur
- I worked my way toward the bar, past lap-seated trollops hoisting foamy mugs of beer to their lips and brawny laborers knocking back "boilermakers."
- a little trollop
Examples
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How I, Olive Penderghast, went from assumed trollop to an actual home-wrecker.
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Her mother was a trollop.
Fiction book (1996) -
My God, what a cheeky little trollop you are.
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His doxy arrived, a trollop called Mrs. Waters.
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She was just a little trollop.
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- The last thing you need is your brother, the Nazi, dashing around England with that trollop of a wife.
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I'm gonna prove to Douglas that inside this fair maiden... ...lies the heart of a wanton trollop.
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"You fool, you stupid, ungrateful little trollop!" she cried, nearly choking on her rage.
Fiction book (2002) -
On topic: Avril is an annoying little trollop who likes to think she's a kick-ass punk, but she's really just a nerd from Napanee.
Blog text (11) -
She was labeled a trollop by the gossiping neighbors for her bold fashion choices.
Synonyms
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A woman who has many casual sexual partners and the word is offensive
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A woman who has many sexual partners and is judged by others
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9.9
An old insulting word for a woman who is unfaithful
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A woman who has sex with someone she is not married to
Antonyms
How Promiscuous
Surface Forms
Etymology
Trollop comes from older English where it was used for a woman who was 'slovenly' or a 'prostitute'. So today it is a rude word for a woman thought to be dirty, untidy, or sexually loose.