Definition of trollop in English:

trollop

noun ˈtrɒləpˈtrɑləp

dated, humorous

A woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships.
Example sentencesExamples
- This was the man that thought her to be a flirtatious trollop.
- She applied everything with a sparing touch; she didn't wish to appear a fool, or a trollop.
- The place resembled more of a fish market than a high class club due to the trollops everywhere.
- Ellen had pictured Edward lying in ecstasy with a succession of nameless camp trollops, and part of her had silently screamed in outrage.
- Of course, everyone here was content to make up stories about her being some loose living, fast talking city trollop.

Origin

Early 17th century: perhaps related to trull.

Rhymes

collop, dollop, gollop, lollop, scallop, scollop, Trollope, wallop

Definition of trollop in US English:

trollop

nounˈtrɑləpˈträləp

dated, humorous

A woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ellen had pictured Edward lying in ecstasy with a succession of nameless camp trollops, and part of her had silently screamed in outrage.
- The place resembled more of a fish market than a high class club due to the trollops everywhere.
- She applied everything with a sparing touch; she didn't wish to appear a fool, or a trollop.
- Of course, everyone here was content to make up stories about her being some loose living, fast talking city trollop.
- This was the man that thought her to be a flirtatious trollop.

Origin

Early 17th century: perhaps related to trull.

单词	trollop
释义	Definition of trollop in English: trollop noun ˈtrɒləpˈtrɑləp dated, humorous A woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships. Example sentencesExamples This was the man that thought her to be a flirtatious trollop. She applied everything with a sparing touch; she didn't wish to appear a fool, or a trollop. The place resembled more of a fish market than a high class club due to the trollops everywhere. Ellen had pictured Edward lying in ecstasy with a succession of nameless camp trollops, and part of her had silently screamed in outrage. Of course, everyone here was content to make up stories about her being some loose living, fast talking city trollop. Origin Early 17th century: perhaps related to trull. Rhymes collop, dollop, gollop, lollop, scallop, scollop, Trollope, wallop Definition of trollop in US English: trollop nounˈtrɑləpˈträləp dated, humorous A woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships. Example sentencesExamples Ellen had pictured Edward lying in ecstasy with a succession of nameless camp trollops, and part of her had silently screamed in outrage. The place resembled more of a fish market than a high class club due to the trollops everywhere. She applied everything with a sparing touch; she didn't wish to appear a fool, or a trollop. Of course, everyone here was content to make up stories about her being some loose living, fast talking city trollop. This was the man that thought her to be a flirtatious trollop. Origin Early 17th century: perhaps related to trull.
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