pimp
pimp
Definition
pimp (pimp)
noun
a man who is an agent for a prostitute or prostitutes and lives off their earnings; procurer
Etymology: prob. < or akin to MFr pimper, to allure, dress smartly
intransitive verb
to act as a pimp
pimp
Synonyms
pimp
n.
pimp
Law Definition
pimp
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: And so the merchants in the play become pimps, drug dealers and night club owners.
- kill: In a rare moment of compassion, Lone Wolf rescues a girl who has killed a pimp in self defense.
- say: All this takes place as his friends plan to rob said pimp of his ill-gotten gains.
- shoot: When he is about to get his head bashed in with a baseball bat, Stu asks the sniper to shoot the pimp.
- turn: He turns two pimps he could easily have left for dead - very sloppy work!
- have: Mary Jane Kelly did not have a pimp - nor did the other victims.
Converse of subject
- control: Currently it is a seedy, dirty, unregulated underworld controlled by pimps.
Adjective modifier
- violent: Tracey, the violent pimp, knew he had a short time alone with his victims.
- big: Views: 142 Posted By big pimp got my PC - few detailing questions!
- black: Golf is a sport for white men dressed like black pimps.
- local: Will you perform errands such as money collection for the local pimps, or perhaps even become one.
- notorious: Wintour is such a notorious fur pimp that she was presented with an award by the Fur Council of Canada.
- brutal: It took considerable education to teach our judges that prostitutes deserved the full protection of the law against brutal pimps and sadistic johns.
Modifies a noun
- daddy: Comments: Thought for the day Does that make Nancy his pimp daddy?
- costume: We also provided Big Brother with the pimp costumes in for the New Year's Big Brother Pantomime 2004/2005.
- style: Valentino Flyguy is bad in the pimp style that means good.
Modifying Another Word
- just: If FBL were to partner with it, we wouldn't be doing any work, just pimping it basically.
- n't: If I have n't pimped them enough already, this should be a good excuse to at least give them a try!
Followed by a transitive particle
- up: Look out for his pimped up van at a track near you.
