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Definition of hussy in English: hussynounPlural hussies ˈhʌziˈhʌsi An impudent or immoral girl or woman. 轻佻女子；荡妇；贱妇 that brazen little hussy! 那个无耻的小荡妇！ Example sentencesExamples - Even in this day and age, when unmarried mothers are hardly seen as shameless hussies anymore, there are still girls who suffer incredible loneliness because they daren't bring shame upon their families.
- The good little girl was now the opportunistic hussy dumping her man to get together with the new most popular boy in school.
- Lorraine tried to make Elaine look the hussy too, of course.
- I could say something about hussies who are all over another girl's boyfriends.
- And when it came time to act out some Shakespeare parts, I ended up playing a hussy.
- It didn't take long until her mother walked into the bedroom to see the bed rocking with her husband and the hussy from next door.
- I mean, my standards weren't set too high as I knew her acting ability was probably limited to playing a brazen hussy with a deep voice, but still.
- I do not know that, but I know a brazen hussy when I see one.
- ‘We could do this all day’ Aurora said laughing, ‘just trust me, he will not think you are a hussy.’
- In the first scenario, she'll be remembered as the jaded hussy who couldn't see the value of what she had been given.
- Depending on your age, morals and various points of view, she was either the sexiest piece of work around or a brazen hussy or both.
- The challenge is to win the fight to be ordinary - not to be forced into the role of camp court jesters or brazen sapphic hussies.
- Since this is supposed to be a no-strings attached arrangement, I have no concern whatsoever when hussies and tramps strip him naked and devour him with their eyes.
- All stories are trying to make the alleged victim look like a hussy.
- The brazen hussy (as Mrs. Chadwick fondly refers to her) then strolls off in search of a stiff drink.
- Why must I always take care of men, they're going to start thinking that I'm a hussy.
- She will likely call her a hussy for finding someone so soon after a divorce she doesn't agree with.
- His newly discovered letters to a friend reveal he thought her a forward hussy who was determined to seduce him.
- Of course, Carole was ignored, the brazen hussy!
- He'll start bringing home two-bit hussies, whom I'll resent because they remind me of younger, more fun versions of myself.
Synonyms minx, madam, coquette, tease, seductress, Lolita, Jezebel trollop, slut, loose woman informal floozie, tart, puss British informal scrubber, slapper, slag North American informal tramp, vamp, hoochie archaic baggage, hoyden, fizgig, jade, quean, wanton, strumpet
OriginLate Middle English: contraction of housewife (the original sense); the current sense dates from the mid 17th century. ‘You brazen hussy!’ is now the sort of thing someone might call a female friend as a joke, but until the mid 20th century hussy was a serious term for an immoral woman. The original hussy was far more respectable, though—she was a housewife. Hussy developed in the mid 16th century from housewife (Middle English), which was the word's first meaning. Some hundred years later it became a rude or playful way of addressing a woman, and also a derogatory term implying a lack of morals.
Definition of hussy in US English: hussynoun An impudent or immoral girl or woman. 轻佻女子；荡妇；贱妇 that brazen little hussy! 那个无耻的小荡妇！ Example sentencesExamples - Lorraine tried to make Elaine look the hussy too, of course.
- He'll start bringing home two-bit hussies, whom I'll resent because they remind me of younger, more fun versions of myself.
- Since this is supposed to be a no-strings attached arrangement, I have no concern whatsoever when hussies and tramps strip him naked and devour him with their eyes.
- The good little girl was now the opportunistic hussy dumping her man to get together with the new most popular boy in school.
- Depending on your age, morals and various points of view, she was either the sexiest piece of work around or a brazen hussy or both.
- Why must I always take care of men, they're going to start thinking that I'm a hussy.
- I mean, my standards weren't set too high as I knew her acting ability was probably limited to playing a brazen hussy with a deep voice, but still.
- ‘We could do this all day’ Aurora said laughing, ‘just trust me, he will not think you are a hussy.’
- In the first scenario, she'll be remembered as the jaded hussy who couldn't see the value of what she had been given.
- And when it came time to act out some Shakespeare parts, I ended up playing a hussy.
- His newly discovered letters to a friend reveal he thought her a forward hussy who was determined to seduce him.
- Of course, Carole was ignored, the brazen hussy!
- The challenge is to win the fight to be ordinary - not to be forced into the role of camp court jesters or brazen sapphic hussies.
- I could say something about hussies who are all over another girl's boyfriends.
- Even in this day and age, when unmarried mothers are hardly seen as shameless hussies anymore, there are still girls who suffer incredible loneliness because they daren't bring shame upon their families.
- The brazen hussy (as Mrs. Chadwick fondly refers to her) then strolls off in search of a stiff drink.
- I do not know that, but I know a brazen hussy when I see one.
- It didn't take long until her mother walked into the bedroom to see the bed rocking with her husband and the hussy from next door.
- She will likely call her a hussy for finding someone so soon after a divorce she doesn't agree with.
- All stories are trying to make the alleged victim look like a hussy.
Synonyms minx, madam, coquette, tease, seductress, lolita, jezebel
OriginLate Middle English: contraction of housewife (the original sense); the current sense dates from the mid 17th century. |