tsatske
- noun
- /ˈtsɑːtski/
- Archaic
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- She walked into the party like a real tsatske, turning everyone's heads with her sparkling outfit.
Examples
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Though she disliked the label, her bold style had earned her the reputation of being a tsatske among her friends.
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She is a real tsatske with her colorful outfits.
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In her younger days, people used to call her quite the tsatske around the neighborhood.
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I met a tsatske at the party last night.
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Everyone admired her, saying she was the ultimate tsatske in the room with her dazzling dress and confident smile.
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With her vibrant clothing and quirky accessories, she definitely made a statement as a tsatske at the event.
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Her friends often teased her, calling her a tsatske because of her unique style and outgoing personality.
Synonyms
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4.8
A very attractive person, often a woman who gets attention
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9.9
A person who is attractive, often a woman, and talked about in a sexual way
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9.9
An attractive woman described in a rude or disrespectful way
An attractive woman who wears bold clothes and acts in a showy way
An attractive woman who stands out because of her bold style
A woman who is very attractive and seems sexually exciting
Antonyms
How Showy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tsatske comes from a Yiddish word for a small, showy thing, like a bright ornament called a 'trinket'. People began using it for a woman who dresses or acts in a flashy way and gets attention, so the modern sense of 'an attractive, often unconventional or showy woman' comes from comparing her to a shiny little object.