hussy in Russian
hussy in Russian is блядь, потаску́ха, потаску́шка — hussy means a woman regarded as behaving in a sexually inappropriate or overly bold way (dated, disapproving).
hussy in Russian
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!"
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "hussy" in Russian?
"hussy" in Russian is блядь, потаску́ха, потаску́шка. hussy means: A woman regarded as behaving in a sexually inappropriate or overly bold way (dated, disapproving).
How do you pronounce блядь?
"hussy" in Russian is блядь, pronounced "blyad".
How do you use "hussy" in a sentence?
Example: "The old novel calls the character a "shameless hussy" for flirting openly." In Russian, "hussy" is блядь, потаску́ха, потаску́шка.
Are there other ways to say "hussy" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 10 translations listed for "hussy": блядь, потаску́ха, потаску́шка, шлю́ха, бессты́дница, грубия́нка.