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Definition of floozy in English: floozy(also floozie, floosie) nounPlural flooziesˈfluːziˈfluzi informal A girl or a woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships. they were attacked for canoodling with floozies in nightclubs Example sentencesExamples - The long scene in which James lies in Josie's arms and confesses his worst sin - that he missed his mother's funeral because he was holed up drunk with a floozy - becomes a stirring act of sexual healing.
- He's busy, or at work, or off with his floozy of the moment.
- For example, if you like the idea of being playfully seduced by 1890s Parisian floozies, you may want to catch A Night at the Moulin Rouge.
- She made her screen debut in 1990 as Verna, a two-bit floozy in the Coen Brothers' Prohibition gangster saga Miller's Crossing.
- Receiving an anonymous tip that her husband is fooling around with a floozy named Bridget the woman goes stomping out into the terrified city, bent on revenge.
- Equally outstanding is Miranda Richardson, who plays both Spider's mother and the floozy his dad brings home from the pub.
- The blinding sheet rains back down upon us, laden with soggy trash tossed out by the infidel at the helm and the flame-haired floozy in the Band-Aid bikini sitting next to him.
- Even the local floozy Suzy looks like she smells of unshaved armpits, onions, and gin soaked halitosis.
- If the large-breasted floozy in her designer duct-tape bustier can get attention, then why can't I?
- I am not a French floozy lured into Armand's little organisation by thoughts of glamour or whatever it is that draws people to that man.
- I don't know how many floozies I've had to beat off with a stick who were using me to get to him.
- Starring Linda Griffiths as Ripples, a boozing floozy with a weak spot for a pimp who throws her out, The Blues is darkly comical as it plays out the desperation and dreams of four characters in a dingy New York bar.
- This at first appears to be a forgotten reference to the round-heeled shoes worn by floozies in some historical period though, in fact having round heels just means she's more likely to fall over on her back: to be, literally, a pushover.
- He's still dancing with the floozy that had dragged him off at the beginning of the night which is quite surprising; I'd have thought that one of them would have ditched the other by now.
- Radical feminists were in a frenzy that the judge had decided to allow DNA evidence which painted his accuser as a floozy.
- Anyone who supposes modern British casinos to be peopled by Roger Moore lookalikes in white tuxedos and glamorous floozies in slinky dresses has clearly never visited one.
- After 16 years, Hayes says she is still an ‘insatiable plant lover: I think of myself as a flower floozy.’
- What he may see as some harmless fun with floozies or a simple night clubbing becomes one more nail in the coffin of his reputation.
- I stood and approached the table, braced to counteract the floozy's attempt at lyrical, banana-rich muffin eroticism with my own rational, short-lined, logical narration.
- The beginning of this film shows former Brady mom Florence Henderson as a floozy wearing part of some smeared clown makeup.
OriginEarly 20th century: perhaps related to flossy or to dialect floosy 'fluffy'. These days floozy (or floozie) has a dated feel, and is only really used in jokey contexts. It is not that old a word, though, and does not seem to have been used before the 20th century. It might come from the English dialect word floosy, meaning ‘fluffy, soft’, or from flossy (mid 19th century), which is literally ‘like silk, silky’ but can mean ‘saucy, cheeky’, or ‘showy, flashy’ in the USA.
Definition of floozy in US English: floozy(also floozie, floosie) nounˈfluziˈflo͞ozē informal A girl or a woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships. they were attacked for canoodling with floozies in nightclubs Example sentencesExamples - I stood and approached the table, braced to counteract the floozy's attempt at lyrical, banana-rich muffin eroticism with my own rational, short-lined, logical narration.
- Even the local floozy Suzy looks like she smells of unshaved armpits, onions, and gin soaked halitosis.
- The beginning of this film shows former Brady mom Florence Henderson as a floozy wearing part of some smeared clown makeup.
- For example, if you like the idea of being playfully seduced by 1890s Parisian floozies, you may want to catch A Night at the Moulin Rouge.
- Starring Linda Griffiths as Ripples, a boozing floozy with a weak spot for a pimp who throws her out, The Blues is darkly comical as it plays out the desperation and dreams of four characters in a dingy New York bar.
- The blinding sheet rains back down upon us, laden with soggy trash tossed out by the infidel at the helm and the flame-haired floozy in the Band-Aid bikini sitting next to him.
- If the large-breasted floozy in her designer duct-tape bustier can get attention, then why can't I?
- She made her screen debut in 1990 as Verna, a two-bit floozy in the Coen Brothers' Prohibition gangster saga Miller's Crossing.
- What he may see as some harmless fun with floozies or a simple night clubbing becomes one more nail in the coffin of his reputation.
- He's busy, or at work, or off with his floozy of the moment.
- Receiving an anonymous tip that her husband is fooling around with a floozy named Bridget the woman goes stomping out into the terrified city, bent on revenge.
- This at first appears to be a forgotten reference to the round-heeled shoes worn by floozies in some historical period though, in fact having round heels just means she's more likely to fall over on her back: to be, literally, a pushover.
- Anyone who supposes modern British casinos to be peopled by Roger Moore lookalikes in white tuxedos and glamorous floozies in slinky dresses has clearly never visited one.
- I don't know how many floozies I've had to beat off with a stick who were using me to get to him.
- Radical feminists were in a frenzy that the judge had decided to allow DNA evidence which painted his accuser as a floozy.
- Equally outstanding is Miranda Richardson, who plays both Spider's mother and the floozy his dad brings home from the pub.
- He's still dancing with the floozy that had dragged him off at the beginning of the night which is quite surprising; I'd have thought that one of them would have ditched the other by now.
- The long scene in which James lies in Josie's arms and confesses his worst sin - that he missed his mother's funeral because he was holed up drunk with a floozy - becomes a stirring act of sexual healing.
- After 16 years, Hayes says she is still an ‘insatiable plant lover: I think of myself as a flower floozy.’
- I am not a French floozy lured into Armand's little organisation by thoughts of glamour or whatever it is that draws people to that man.
OriginEarly 20th century: perhaps related to flossy or to dialect floosy ‘fluffy’. |