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tittie

tittie

4 9.9
A rude slang word for a woman's breast
  • noun
  • /ˈtɪti/
  • Offensive
translation icon : teta (vulgar)
  • I'm wearing a bra because these titties need support.

I don't miss the broad, but the titties I miss, I miss.

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Examples

  • Titties are the best.

  • Some titties are short, some titties are long.

  • She laughed and said, "Those titties are just too big for that top!"

  • In the changing room, she admired her figure, especially her cute titties.

  • He joked that the art class should focus on painting the human form, especially the titties.

Synonyms

breast
vstittie
706 1.0

One of the two soft round parts on a woman's chest that make milk

is slang and vulgar rather than a neutral anatomical term
tit
vstittie
  • Offensive
228 9.9

A rude word for a woman's breast

is the same vulgar slang but uses a different longer ending
boob
vstittie
  • NSFW
188 8.9

One of the two soft parts on a woman's chest

is more vulgar and offensive than the casual slang form
titty
vstittie
  • Offensive
87 9.9

An informal, rude word for one of the two soft parts on a woman's chest that make milk

is the same meaning but spelled with alternate letters
bubby
vstittie
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A slang word for a woman's breast

is vulgar and harsher rather than informal and gentle
Hooters
vstittie
  • Offensive
9.9

A rude word for a woman's breasts

is an explicitly vulgar slang rather than sometimes only considered crude
chichi
vstittie
  • Offensive
9.9

A slang word for a woman's breasts

is vulgar and cruder rather than playful slang

How Vulgar

tittie
  • Offensive
4 9.9
Hooters
  • Offensive
9.9
boob
  • NSFW
188 8.9
bosom
24 6.1
bust
19 5.1

Surface Forms

tittie singular
titties plural

Morphology

tittie = titty (semi-transparent) = tit + ie

Formed as a diminutive/orthographic variant of 'titty' (tit + diminutive), so the meaning is predictable but colloquial and may be unfamiliar or considered vulgar by learners.

Etymology

Tittie comes from a simple baby word for the 'breast', like tit and teat, which people used when talking about feeding babies. A helpful way to remember it is that it is a casual or rude word for a woman's 'breast', so it is used only in informal or vulgar speech.