hussy

UK
/ˈhʌsi/
US
/ˈhʌsi/

Übersetzungen

hussysubstantiv
hussies
Pl.
UK
/ˈhʌsi/
US
/ˈhʌsi/
She was known in the village as a hussy who didn't care about anyone's opinion.
В деревне её знали как нахалку, которой было всё равно на чужое мнение.
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Definitionen

hussysubstantiv
A woman or girl regarded as brazen, immoral, or sexually promiscuous (dated, often derogatory).
The old lady down the street often called the young women who wore short skirts "hussies."
A housewife; the mistress of a household (archaic).
In the old ballad, the hussy kept the hearth burning day and night.
A small sewing case for needles and thread; a "housewife" (dialectal, now rare).
She pulled a needle from her hussy and began to mend the tear.
A lively or mischievous girl; a minx (archaic, affectionate).
Come here, you little hussy, and help me with this cake.