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Meaning of floozy
The primary meaning of the word "floozy" is a woman who has a reputation for being promiscuous or having low moral standards.
Etymology of floozy
The word "floozy" is believed to have originated in the late 19th century, with possible roots in the slang term "flossy," which referred to something or someone showy or attractive
The term gained popularity in the early 20th century, particularly in the United States, as a colloquialism for a woman who was considered to be of loose morals or promiscuous
Synonyms
harlot
prostitute
courtesan
strumpet
tart
slut
tramp
hussy
floozy
loose woman
woman of ill repute
seductress
temptress
siren
vamp
femme fatale
Jezebel
adulteress
mistress
concubine
paramour
doxy
baggage
jade
minx
coquette
flirt
tease
wanton
ribald
lascivious
lewd
libertine
promiscuous
immoral
debauched
dissolute
profligate
rakish
shameless
brazen
impudent
forward
bold
saucy
pert
risqué
racy
spicy
suggestive
indecent
unchaste
unvirtuous
fallen
degraded
corrupt
decadent
Definitions
- A woman who is considered to be disreputable or promiscuous, often in a playful or affectionate manner
- A woman who is perceived as being overtly flirtatious or provocative
- A woman who is deemed to be morally loose or lacking in virtue
Usage Examples
- The actress was often portrayed as a floozy in the media, due to her numerous high-profile relationships and provocative public appearances
- The term "floozy" was often used in the past to describe a woman who was seen as being too forward or flirtatious, but it has largely fallen out of favor in modern times due to its derogatory connotations
- The character in the novel was a classic floozy, using her charm and beauty to manipulate those around her
Antonyms
prude
puritan
virtuous
chaste
modest
demure
reserved
shy
reticent
timid
bashful
coy
innocent
pure
moral
upright
respectable
dignified
refined
classy
elegant
sophisticated
discerning
discreet
prudent
cautious
careful
virtuous
noble
honorable
decent
respectable
ladylike
gentlemanly
courteous
polite
considerate
thoughtful
kind
gentle
benevolent