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to slutted

to slutted

9.9
To be called someone who has many sexual partners and shamed for it
  • verb
  • Offensive
translation icon : [OFENSIVO] tildar de puta
  • She was unfairly slutted by her classmates for wearing a revealing dress to the dance.

Examples

  • She felt slutted by the unfair rumors at school.

  • No one deserves to be slutted for how they express themselves.

  • After the party, he was slutted by some classmates for his choice of outfit.

  • She was unfairly slutted by her classmates.

  • After the party, she felt slutted by the rumors.

  • After expressing her opinions freely, she felt slutted by those who judged her harshly.

  • He was slutted for his casual relationship choices, despite them being his personal decision.

Synonyms

to label someone a slutbag
vsto slutted
  • Offensive
9.9

Call someone a rude name that says they have many partners

is milder and describes being shamed as promiscuous rather than directly insulted

Antonyms

8 2.3

Admired by many people for good qualities

honored
  • Formal
8 3.3

Respected and admired because of important achievements or a long history

How Shamed

to slutted
  • Offensive
9.9

Surface Forms

slut infinitive
slutted past
slutted past participle
slutting present participle
sluts third person singular

Morphology

slutted = slut (transparent) = slut + ed

The verb form is simply the noun 'slut' used as a verb (conversion) plus the past-participial suffix '-ed', and the meaning is directly derived from 'slut'.

Etymology

Slutted comes from the common word slut (which long ago could mean 'messy' or 'lazy') plus the ending -ed meaning 'made' or 'treated as'. So to be slutted is to be called or treated like a 'slut', usually as a shameful label for someone thought to have many sexual partners.