sluttish

How To Use sluttish In A Sentence

• They lived sluttishly in poor houses, where they eat a great deal of beef and mutton, and drank good ale in a brown mazard; and their very kings were but a sort of farmers. Miscellanies Upon Various Subjects
• The sluttish,drunken and loutish way women behave in Britain was a shock to me when I first came here. [cry rape] sorting out the truth from the lies
• Luckie Mucklebackit and her family, an appearance of ease, plenty, and comfort, that seemed to warrant their old sluttish proverb, ` ` The clartier the cosier. ' The Antiquary
• He described her as attractive in a sluttish kind of way.
• Old English cwene, akin to the etymon of queen]. rig [Middle English riggen, of uncertain derivation] dialectal English; cf. riggish ` sluttish, 'as in Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra, where Enobarbus speaks thus of Cleopatra: VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VIII No 3
• The first to be showcased is T, a sluttish, teenaged Laguna Beeoch with a taste for pot and tong underwear. Jake Arky: Flee To Canadian TV
• Yet, with all this, there was about the inmates, Luckie Mucklebackit and her family, an appearance of ease, plenty, and comfort, that seemed to warrant their old sluttish proverb, “The clartier the cosier.” The Antiquary
• Yet, with all this, there was about the inmates, Luckie Mucklebackit and her family, an appearance of ease, plenty, and comfort, that seemed to warrant their old sluttish proverb, "The clartier the cosier. The Antiquary — Complete
• One the one hand you have an obese, disgusting pot calling the sluttish, horrid kettle black. Rosanne Barr Lashes Out At Madonna (but falls short of eating her)
• This will put the last nail in the coffin of marriage as an institution and result in a semi-permanent Brave New World scenario of enforced, female, sluttish promiscuity, a climate of coupling with anyone and separating the act from the notion of love [political correctness] and the coming backlash