Scrubber

Scrubber

/ˈskrʌbə/ /ˈskrʌbə/
Noun 46

A woman of low social standing or questionable morals

Example Sentences

"She's a right scrubber."
"What a scrubber!"
"Don't call her a scrubber."

Etymology & History

From verb 'scrub' (to clean). Originally referred to someone doing menial cleaning work, evolved to carry derogatory connotations from mid-20th century.

Word Details

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Region
General British
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Era
Modern
Language
Mild
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Formality
Informal

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