Floozy

Pronunciation: /fluːzi/

Definitions of floozy

noun a woman who has many casual sexual relationships or is perceived as sexually promiscuous

Example Sentences

A1 She is a floozy who flirts with every man she meets.

A2 The tabloids described her as a notorious floozy, but she denied the rumors.

B1 The old movie portrayed the female lead as a glamorous floozy who caused trouble wherever she went.

B2 The detective suspected the femme fatale of being a clever floozy who manipulated men for her own gain.

C1 The novel delves into the complex character of a floozy who struggles with her past choices.

C2 Despite her reputation as a floozy, she was actually a shrewd businesswoman who knew how to navigate the male-dominated world.

Examples of floozy in a Sentence

formal The socialite was accused of being a floozy by the tabloids.

informal I heard she's dating that floozy from the club.

slang She's just a floozy looking for attention.

figurative Her reputation as a floozy preceded her wherever she went.

Grammatical Forms of floozy

• past tense: floozyed
• plural: floozyes
• comparative: floozyer
• superlative: floozyest
• present tense: floozy
• future tense: will floozy
• perfect tense: have floozyed
• continuous tense: is floozying
• singular: floozy
• positive degree: floozy
• infinitive: to floozy
• gerund: floozying
• participle: floozyed

Origin and Evolution of floozy

First Known Use: 1900 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'floozy' is believed to have originated in the United States during the early 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a promiscuous or disreputable woman, the term 'floozy' has evolved to also connote a lack of sophistication or class, often used in a playful or humorous manner.