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Meanings of slattern in English
Portuguese
piranha A prostitute who attracts customers by walking the streets.
Synonyms
Examples for "slut"
Examples for "slut"
1
Ten years ago, that little slut would have gone home with me.
2
I think you see the problem as I do, my little slut.
3
Compared to those days, Melissa was hardly some sort of mind slut.
4
You, who attacked me for the sake of an East End slut?
5
Paula stopped being a slut the minute Charlo started dancing with her.
1
The Trixie trollop had a fixation about a turkey or a ham.
2
He was weak, controlled by that ingenious trollop Jezzibella, by a non-possessed.
3
Why need I have told them that Archie's wife was a trollop.
4
Do you think your hat is on straight, you untidy little trollop?
5
He was going to use my money to support himself and his trollop.
1
A slovenly woman is not a fit guide for any young girl.
2
Could I be dreaming of this filthy dwelling and this slovenly woman?
3
One of the most hideous sights is a slovenly woman at the breakfast table.
4
Charles began to keep one slovenly woman after another.
5
A slovenly woman was haggling with the pawnbroker about the money for a skirt she had brought to pledge.
Usage of slattern in English
1
They traveled silently past sleeping settlements of red brick and slattern wood.
2
While their home is resign'd to the thief and the slattern.
3
The slattern chambermaid announced that a gentleman wished to see him.
4
You are a slattern and a jay-bird and a joy forever.
5
His wife would not be an ignorant slattern, the victim of incompetent servants.
6
A slattern advertises the ruling mood of hopelessness, carelessness, and lack of system.
7
She will fall little by little until she degenerates into an ambitionless slattern.
8
I suppose you might catch Lioncroft's eye that way, slattern that you are.
9
You must think me a slattern, Mr. Torridon, but I cannot help it.
10
An' y'r frowsy dyed-haired slattern wife told us y' were away?
11
Mother was a disreputable drunken slattern: a curse and disgrace to husband and family.
12
He thought of Cronshaw bound to a vulgar slattern, and he shuddered with dismay.
13
He had married a woman-a thin-jawed, elderly slattern, whose sole beauty was her farm.
14
You know you wouldn't like me to be a slattern.
15
Is the front appearance that of a dandy while the backyard looks like a slattern?
16
His wife, for a wonder, was a slattern German, and she spoke English very imperfectly.
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