tshatshke
- noun
- /ˈtʃɑːtʃkə/
- Slang
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- She walked into the party dressed like a real tshatshke, turning everyone's head.
Examples
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At the gallery, she looked like a true tshatshke, wearing a vintage dress and sparkling jewelry that captured everyone's attention.
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Some people call her a tshatshke because of her bold fashion sense and lively personality.
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In New York's Lower East Side, the word tshatshke is used to describe women who stand out in a crowd.
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She is a real tshatshke with her vibrant outfits.
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Many consider her a tshatshke for her bold fashion choices.
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Everyone agreed that her vibrant hair and unique style made her the ultimate tshatshke at the fashion show.
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With her colorful outfits and confident demeanor, she certainly embodies what it means to be a tshatshke.
Synonyms
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A person who is attractive, often a woman, and talked about in a sexual way
A woman who dresses or acts in a bold, showy, and unusual way
An attractive woman who stands out because of her bold style
A woman who is very attractive and seems sexually exciting
Antonyms
How Flashy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tshatshke is also used for a woman who is flashy or stands out; it comes from the same Yiddish idea of a 'showy, decorative thing', so calling someone that compares her to a bright trinket that catches the eye.