Words you should use more:
- Turgid
- Haboob
- Kumquat
- Sexagesm
- Coverslut
- Thrust
- Succulometer
- Flagellum
- Salacious
- Boggy
- Fecund
- Cummerbund
- Sloppy
- Castigate
- Scrumptious
- Deluge
- Boson
- Loin
- Sublingual
- Prodigious
- Humbaba
- Turgid
- Haboob
- Kumquat
- Sexagesm
- Coverslut
- Thrust
- Succulometer
- Flagellum
- Salacious
- Boggy
- Fecund
- Cummerbund
- Sloppy
- Castigate
- Scrumptious
- Deluge
- Boson
- Loin
- Sublingual
- Prodigious
- Humbaba
March 9, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Words you should use more:
- Turgid
- Haboob
- Kumquat
- Sexagesm
- Coverslut
- Thrust
- Succulometer
- Flagellum
- Salacious
- Boggy
- Fecund
- Cummerbund
- Sloppy
- Castigate
- Scrumptious
- Deluge
- Boson
- Loin
- Sublingual
- Prodigious
- Humbaba
- Turgid
- Haboob
- Kumquat
- Sexagesm
- Coverslut
- Thrust
- Succulometer
- Flagellum
- Salacious
- Boggy
- Fecund
- Cummerbund
- Sloppy
- Castigate
- Scrumptious
- Deluge
- Boson
- Loin
- Sublingual
- Prodigious
- Humbaba
Coverslut [KUH-vur-sluht]
(n.)
- Any outer garment slipped on to hide untidy clothing beneath such as a housecoat or apron.
Used in a sentence:
“So I ran in the house, threw on a cover-slut, and scurryfunged ferociously until the vicar knocked at my door."
(n.)
- Any outer garment slipped on to hide untidy clothing beneath such as a housecoat or apron.
Used in a sentence:
“So I ran in the house, threw on a cover-slut, and scurryfunged ferociously until the vicar knocked at my door."
April 10, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Coverslut [KUH-vur-sluht]
(n.)
- Any outer garment slipped on to hide untidy clothing beneath such as a housecoat or apron.
Used in a sentence:
“So I ran in the house, threw on a cover-slut, and scurryfunged ferociously until the vicar knocked at my door."
(n.)
- Any outer garment slipped on to hide untidy clothing beneath such as a housecoat or apron.
Used in a sentence:
“So I ran in the house, threw on a cover-slut, and scurryfunged ferociously until the vicar knocked at my door."
Words that sound dirtier than they are…
Todays word: Coverslut
In the 1600s, a coverslut was an apron women wore while out gardening or cooking to conceal signs of their dirty work. Slut didn’t have the pejorative or sexually explicit sense it does today, but it did refer to a slovenly appearance.
Todays word: Coverslut
In the 1600s, a coverslut was an apron women wore while out gardening or cooking to conceal signs of their dirty work. Slut didn’t have the pejorative or sexually explicit sense it does today, but it did refer to a slovenly appearance.
Words that sound dirtier then they are…
Todays word: Dick-pot
Dick-pot is a word from the 1700s referring to the earthenware pots people filled with hot embers or coals to warm their cold feet. So, little old ladies worn dick-pots under their petticoats to keep them warm 😂
Todays word: Dick-pot
Dick-pot is a word from the 1700s referring to the earthenware pots people filled with hot embers or coals to warm their cold feet. So, little old ladies worn dick-pots under their petticoats to keep them warm 😂
August 31, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Words that sound dirtier than they are…
Todays word: Coverslut
In the 1600s, a coverslut was an apron women wore while out gardening or cooking to conceal signs of their dirty work. Slut didn’t have the pejorative or sexually explicit sense it does today, but it did refer to a slovenly appearance.
Todays word: Coverslut
In the 1600s, a coverslut was an apron women wore while out gardening or cooking to conceal signs of their dirty work. Slut didn’t have the pejorative or sexually explicit sense it does today, but it did refer to a slovenly appearance.
This is one of my three favourite words from you. The others being lalochezia and coverslut
December 23, 2024 at 1:19 PM
This is one of my three favourite words from you. The others being lalochezia and coverslut
I'm pretty sure there is no outer garment that could coverslut me enough!
Coverslut [KUH-vur-sluht]
(n.)
- Any outer garment slipped on to hide untidy clothing beneath such as a housecoat or apron.
Used in a sentence:
“So I ran in the house, threw on a cover-slut, and scurryfunged ferociously until the vicar knocked at my door."
(n.)
- Any outer garment slipped on to hide untidy clothing beneath such as a housecoat or apron.
Used in a sentence:
“So I ran in the house, threw on a cover-slut, and scurryfunged ferociously until the vicar knocked at my door."
April 10, 2025 at 9:19 PM
I'm pretty sure there is no outer garment that could coverslut me enough!
Use them!
March 9, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Use them!
Let's start with this canard.
Spinster may have been a purely descriptive term (as slut once just meant girl/woman, hence "coverslut" being an apron), but it never denoted a favorable status the way alewife did.
Because at a certain social level EVERY woman knew the basics of spinning.
Spinster may have been a purely descriptive term (as slut once just meant girl/woman, hence "coverslut" being an apron), but it never denoted a favorable status the way alewife did.
Because at a certain social level EVERY woman knew the basics of spinning.
September 5, 2026 at 8:08 PM
Let's start with this canard.
Spinster may have been a purely descriptive term (as slut once just meant girl/woman, hence "coverslut" being an apron), but it never denoted a favorable status the way alewife did.
Because at a certain social level EVERY woman knew the basics of spinning.
Spinster may have been a purely descriptive term (as slut once just meant girl/woman, hence "coverslut" being an apron), but it never denoted a favorable status the way alewife did.
Because at a certain social level EVERY woman knew the basics of spinning.
Coverslut jumped out at me...
It just means "an outer garment."
So disappointed 😔
It just means "an outer garment."
So disappointed 😔
March 9, 2025 at 9:19 PM
Coverslut jumped out at me...
It just means "an outer garment."
So disappointed 😔
It just means "an outer garment."
So disappointed 😔
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November 28, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Tea Green's Winter Design Market returns to @vadundee.bsky.social! Featuring work from some of Scotland’s best independent makers including British-Kenyan artist Grace Ndiritu with COVERSLUT©👚
Find out more ➡️ https://www.vam.ac.uk/dundee/whatson/events/winter-design-market-2025
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"Coverslut" is new to me.
March 9, 2025 at 9:27 PM
"Coverslut" is new to me.
