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Meanings of floozie in English

Portuguese
prostituta
Catalan
pendó
Spanish
buscona

A prostitute who attracts customers by walking the streets.

prostituta

A permissive, sexually promiscuous woman.

Usage of floozie in English
1
Their idea is she was some floozie Mac picked up in a bar.
Go home, stranger
2
The mother did look like something of a floozie.
A Confederacy of Dunces
3
Quite the opposite of another chap I was watching who was with a different floozie every night.
For the love of mike
4
Ruh-hobbin' th' tax-pay'r f'r' t' buy floozie gowns an' joold bresslets f'r their fancy wives an' such.
Bunker Bean
5
He had dumped the famous floozie on her own at the end of the table, just in front of me.
Shadows in Bronze
6
Shikse -meaning floozie.
Kalooki Nights
7
There is no mention of Anna Livia, commonly known as the floozie in the jacuzzi, donated to Dublin by the group.
The Irish Times
8
But at least I'm not with some floozie somewhere, trying to pretend this hasn't happened. She turned away from him then.
Accident
9
I found out when the police were leading me away that I had tailed my erring husband to his mother's house, not his floozie's.
For the love of mike
10
'I am not,' Chloë said, the day she left me, 'your floozie.'
Kalooki Nights
11
'I know what she is not,' I interrupted, 'she is not my floozie.'
Kalooki Nights
12
I share the opinion that the "Floozie in the Jacuzzi" detracts from the ambience of the street.
The Irish Times
13
"That good-time floozie you were so humorous about this morning-
Go home, stranger
14
"As if I look like a floozie!" I snapped.
For the love of mike
15
If they were girls, he said, we ought to call them Flora and Dora, or Annie and Fanny, or maybe Susie and Floozie.
Anything You Can Do ...
16
And so farewell then to Dublin's best-known piece of sculpture, the Anna Livia fountain - better known as "The Floozie in the Jacuzzi".
The Irish Times
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Floozie through the time