floosy

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• floosy — n. whore, prostitute (slang) …   English contemporary dictionary

• floosy — floo·sy …   English syllables

• floosy — noun see floozy …   Useful english dictionary

• floozy — /ˈfluzi/ (say floohzee) noun (plural floozies) Colloquial 1. a woman stereotyped as young, pretty, stupid, and promiscuous. 2. (humorous) a girlfriend. Also, floosy, floosie, floozie. {20th century; ? related to flossy and dialect floosy fluffy} …  

• floozy — /flooh zee/, n., pl. floozies. Slang. a gaudily dressed, usually immoral woman, esp. a prostitute. Also, floosie, floosy, floozie. [1905 10; orig. uncert.] * * * …   Universalium

• floozy — (also floozie) noun (plural floozies) informal, chiefly humorous a promiscuous or disreputable girl or woman. Origin early 20th cent.: perh. related to flossy or to dialect floosy fluffy …   English new terms dictionary

• floozy — (also floozie) ► NOUN (pl. floozies) informal ▪ a disreputable or promiscuous girl or woman. ORIGIN perhaps related to FLOSSY(Cf. ↑flossy) or to dialect floosy «fluffy» …   English terms dictionary

• floozy — ☆ floozy or floozie [flo͞o′zē] n. pl. floosies [flo͞o′zē ] n. floozies [< FLOSSY] Slang a disreputable woman or girl, esp. one who is promiscuous or a prostitute: also sp. floosy or floosie n. floosies …   English World dictionary

• floozie — n. (also floozy) (pl. ies) colloq. a girl or a woman, esp. a disreputable one. Etymology: 20th c.: cf. FLOSSY and dial. floosy fluffy …   Useful english dictionary