hussy in German
hussy in German is Flittchen, Luder, Schlampe — hussy means a woman regarded as behaving in a sexually inappropriate or overly bold way (dated, disapproving).
hussy in German
Flittchen
A sexually immoral woman.
Luder
A sexually immoral woman.
Schlampe
A sexually immoral woman.
Luder
A cheeky or disrespectful girl; a woman showing inappropriate or improper behavior.
What does "hussy" mean?
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noun A woman regarded as behaving in a sexually inappropriate or overly bold way (dated, disapproving).
"The old novel calls the character a "shameless hussy" for flirting openly."
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noun A cheeky or impudent girl or young woman.
"You cheeky little hussy, giving me that look!"
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hussy in a sentence
- The old novel calls the character a "shameless hussy" for flirting openly.
- You cheeky little hussy, giving me that look!
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What is "hussy" in German?
"hussy" in German is Flittchen, Luder, Schlampe. hussy means: A woman regarded as behaving in a sexually inappropriate or overly bold way (dated, disapproving).
How do you use "hussy" in a sentence?
Example: "The old novel calls the character a "shameless hussy" for flirting openly." In German, "hussy" is Flittchen, Luder, Schlampe.
Are there other ways to say "hussy" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "hussy": Flittchen, Luder, Schlampe.
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