nympho
- noun
- /ˈnɪmfoʊ/
- Offensive
- That woman is a total nympho.
With Jennifer playing the dentist, she's like a real horny, you know, nympho in it.
- With Jennifer playing the dentist, she's like a real horny, you know, nympho in it.
Examples
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You never know, she might turn out to be a nympho.
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So you think maybe I'm a nympho?
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How did a little nympho like you turn into such a great girl?
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She used to be a nympho.
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The campus virgin defending the campus nympho?
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That's a very sweet way of describing a nympho.
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If she's a nympho, it won't matter.
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She is often labeled a nympho because of her unusual dating habits.
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Many people unfairly judge her as a nympho due to her outspoken views on sexuality.
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After overhearing the gossip, I realized they think I'm a total nympho for my lifestyle choices.
Synonyms
A woman who has a very strong interest in sex, an old offensive term
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who has a very strong interest in sex that people think is too much
How Sexual
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nympho is short for nymphomaniac, built from nymph meaning 'young woman' and mania meaning 'madness'. So it originally named a woman thought to have very strong sexual desire, and today it is used as a slang, often negative, word for a woman said to have too much sexual desire.