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booty
1[ boo-tee ]
booty
2[ boo-tee ]
noun
- Slang. the buttocks.
- Slang: Vulgar.
- the vulva or vagina.
- sexual intercourse.
- women regarded as sex objects.
booty
1/ ˈbuːtɪ /
noun
- slang.the buttocks
booty
2/ ˈbuːtɪ /
noun
- any valuable article or articles, esp when obtained as plunder
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- booty·less adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of booty1
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Idioms and Phrases
- shake one's booty, Slang.
- to swing the hips and buttocks from side to side.
- to dance with energy and enthusiasm.
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Example Sentences
Almost everyone I spoke to said they have used JSwipe because they are specifically not just looking for a booty call.
But his first forays into film were forgettable comedies like Booty Call.
Get ready to bid farewell to the spitfire Bobby Bottleservice and big booty player Ref Jeff.
Look to “Booty Rap,” easily the best sketch on this season thus far, for proof of that.
Palmer also created a related booty-eating playlist, for your listening pleasure.
They succeeded in stopping thirty or forty coaches, and rode off with a great booty in guineas, watches and jewellery.
It was thought probable that Kidd would carry his booty to some colony.
One by one the bags were opened, and glorious, indeed, was the booty—well worth the risk we had encountered!
They were one by one ransacked for treasure, and in some of the largest much booty was obtained.
The massacre lasted three days; after which the marauders, laden with booty, took refuge in the mountains.
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