thot
Americannoun
Usage
What does thot mean? Thot is a slang for a “slut” or “whore.” It originally stands for that ho over there. Thot is sometimes used as a generic term for a woman, similar to ho or b*tch.While many have reclaimed the term, thot is generally considered sexist and disparaging.Content warning: the following sections include further references to sexual and sexist content, which is involved in the history and use of the slang term.
Etymology
Origin of thot
Acronym for t(hat) h(o) o(ver) t(here) ; see ho 3 ( def. )
Example Sentences
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For example, Fenty Beauty collaborated with influencers like Jackie Aina and Duckie Thot to showcase its inclusive range of foundation, and Gymshark teamed up with fitness influencers like Whitney Simmons and David Laid to foster a community of gym enthusiasts.
From Salon
The fabulously dressed crowd included the rapper Coi Leray, the models Duckie Thot and Emira D’spain, the actors Nicole Ari Parker and Charles Melton, and numerous influencers.
From New York Times
After her chart-topping album “Good News” and her latest single, “Thot Sh—,” the SI cover is just the icing on the cake for Megan, who became the first female rapper since 1999 to win the Grammy for best new artist this past March.
From Los Angeles Times
Tired of constant cultural and intellectual theft, Black creators on TikTok have been on strike since Juneteenth, refraining from making a dance to Megan Thee Stallion’s latest single, “Thot S—.”
From Los Angeles Times
UsWeekly reported at the time that the schism between the two young ladies began when Bregoli accused the "Jesse" alum of liking negative posts of her on a fake Instagram account, which Bregoli responded to by calling Jackson a "Disney Thot" in her Instagram Stories.
From Fox News
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