Pronunciation: /ˈpɪmpɪŋ/
noun the act of procuring customers for a prostitute or of arranging a sexual encounter for another person in exchange for payment
A1 I saw a man pimping his car with flashy rims.
A2 The pimping of the nightclub attracted a younger crowd.
B1 She was arrested for pimping out young girls for profit.
B2 The pimping of illegal drugs is a serious crime.
C1 The pimping of luxury properties in the city is a lucrative business.
C2 He was involved in the pimping of stolen goods on the black market.
verb to act as a pimp, to arrange for sexual encounters for others in exchange for payment
A1 She is pimping her car with new rims and a spoiler.
A2 He was caught pimping fake designer handbags.
B1 The company was accused of pimping their products by using false advertising.
B2 The celebrity was known for pimping out their image to promote various brands.
C1 The politician was caught pimping their influence for personal gain.
C2 The organized crime syndicate was involved in pimping out underage girls for profit.
formal The act of pimping is considered illegal in most countries.
informal He's been pimping out his car with all sorts of upgrades.
slang She's pimping in that new outfit.
figurative The company is pimping their latest product to attract more customers.
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