slattern

  • 11slattern — Synonyms and related words: baggage, bimbo, blowsy, crone, dowdy, drab, draggletailed, fallen woman, frowsy, frump, gammer, hag, harlot, hog, hooker, hussy, hustler, jade, litterbug, loose woman, pig, pro, prostitute, schlep, schlump, slob,… …

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  • 12slattern — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. sloven; slut, trollop. See uncleanness. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. trollop, whore, tramp, hussy, strumpet; see also prostitute . III (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun A vulgar promiscuous woman who flouts… …

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  • 13slattern — slat|tern [ˈslætən US ərn] n old fashioned [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Probably from German schlottern to hang loosely ] a dirty, untidy woman used to show disapproval >slatternly adj …

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  • 14slattern — slat|tern [ slætərn ] noun count OLD FASHIONED an insulting word for a woman who looks messy or dirty …

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  • 15slattern — slat·tern || slætÉœrn / tɜːn n. woman or girl who is untidy and slovenly in appearance or habits adj. untidy, slovenly, sloppy …

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  • 16slattern — [ slat(ə)n] noun dated a dirty, untidy woman. Derivatives slatternliness noun slatternly adjective Origin C17: related to slattering slovenly , from dialect slatter to spill or slop …

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  • 17slattern — I. n. Slut, drab, draggletail, slovenly woman. II. a. Slovenly, slatternly, sluttish …

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  • 18slattern — noun (C) old fashioned a dirty untidy woman slatternly adjective …

    Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • 19slattern — n 1. drab, draggletail, slut, trollop, Sl. slob, dowdy, frump, slovenly woman. 2. tramp, hussy, wanton, loose or fallen woman, woman of ill repute; harlot, strumpet, prostitute, whore, U.S. Sl. tart, streetwalker, Sl. hustler, Sl. hooker, lady of …

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  • 20slattern — slat·tern …

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