tarty

[ tahr-tee ]

/ ˈtɑr ti /

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adjective, tart·i·er, tart·i·est.

tart; somewhat sour.

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Origin of tarty

tart¹ + -y¹

Words nearby tarty

tartrazine, Tartu, Tartuffe, Tartuffery, tart up, tarty, Taruntius, Tarvia, tarweed, tarwhine, Tarzan

Other definitions for tarty (2 of 2)

tarty²

[ tahr-tee ]

/ ˈtɑr ti /

adjective, tart·i·er, tart·i·est.

of, relating to, or suggesting a prostitute or sexually promiscuous woman.

Origin of tarty

First recorded in 1915–20; tart² + -y¹