slutty

or slut·tish

[ sluht-ee ]

adjective

, slut·ti·er, slut·ti·est.

1. of, resembling, or characteristic of a slut:

   slutty behavior.

Other Words From

• sluttish·ly adverb
• sluttish·ness noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of slutty¹

1350–1400; Middle English: dirty, slovenly; slut, -y ¹

Example Sentences

But sometime in the last 20 years, we became slutty ambition monsters.”

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, she leaned into what analysts referred to as an almost archaic, pre-#MeToo “nutty and slutty” attack, suggesting that Daniels was a promiscuous and prolific fabulist.

From Salon

Instead of dialing back the aggressiveness she showed Tuesday, when she first began cross-examining Stormy Daniels, she leaned into it on Thursday, deploying what an NBC legal analyst referred to as the "nutty and slutty" attack.

From Salon

So, for me, making happy songs, or slutty songs, takes just as much effort as writing a slow ballad.

From BBC

“That a then-septuagenarian advice columnist could say the word penis without blushing and discuss the importance of communication in sexual relationships doesn’t mean she was or is nutty or slutty,” Rubin added.

From Salon