noun, plural floo·zies. Slang.
a gaudily dressed, usually immoral woman, especially a prostitute.
Also, floo·sie, floo·sy, floo·zie.
Origin:
1905–10; origin uncertain
1905–10; origin uncertain
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Floozie
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floozie
also floozy, "woman of disreputable character," 1902, perhaps a variation of flossy "fancy, frilly" (1890s slang), with the notion of "fluffiness."
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floozie definition[ˈfluzi]
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