bit of skirt

  • 1bit of skirt — Noun. A woman or women. A male expression for females viewed sexually. Also abbreviated to skirt . Derog …

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  • 2bit of skirt — noun A woman, when regarded as a sexual object …

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  • 3Bit of skirt — (offensive) woman who a male is only interested in for sexual purposes …

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  • 4bit of skirt — Australian Slang (offensive) woman who a male is only interested in for sexual purposes …

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  • 5(a) bit of skirt — a bit of skirt/fluff/british offensive phrase an insulting word for a sexually attractive woman Thesaurus: sexually attractive womensynonym Main entry: bit …

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  • 6(a) bit of skirt — British & Australian, old fashioned, very informal a sexually attractive woman. Who was that nice bit of skirt I saw you with last night? …

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  • 7skirt —    a woman viewed sexually by a male    The garment is worn normally only by females. Men call them kilts:     He s got a nice skirt all right... I wouldn t say pretty, but a good figure. (G. Greene, 1932)    A bit or piece of skirt may be a… …

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  • 8skirt — skirt1 [skə:t US skə:rt] n [Date: 1200 1300; : Old Norse; Origin: skyrta shirt ] 1.) a piece of outer clothing worn by women and girls, which hangs down from the waist like the bottom part of a dress ▪ She wore a white blouse and a plain black… …

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  • 9skirt — • young attractive woman. Often preceded with a bit of . A common lads term. e.g. I never realized this was such a good place to eye skirt or What you need is a nice bit of skirt to cheer you up …

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  • 10bit — I UK [bɪt] / US noun Word forms bit : singular bit plural bits ** 1) a piece or part of something a) [countable] a small piece of something I m having some cake. Do you want a bit? bit of: He had bits of food stuck in between his teeth. bits and… …

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