Green’s Dictionary of Slang
nasty, n. 1. anything unpleasant, varying as to context (cf. nasties n. (3)). 2. anyone unpleasant, threatening or scary; often in pl. 3. sexual intercourse; thus do the (big) nasty under nasty n. 4. the vagina. 5. the penis. 6. a malicious lie or piece of gossip.
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nasty, adj. 1. first-class, exciting, particularly enjoyable or admirable. 2. attractive, sexy; often in negative sense, i.e. promiscuous, amoral. 3. aggressive, hostile, bad-tempered. 4. with ref. to speech or writing, sexually suggestive (whether explicitly or not); raw, earthy. 5. dirty. 6. difficult.
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nasty, v. to have sexual intercourse.
nasty, adv. 1. fast. 2. extremely (whether pleasant or unpleasant), e.g. nasty cool, very cool indeed. 3. of language, obscenely.
nasty-ass
(adj.)
1. of a person, unpleasant. 2. of a place, thing or animal, dirty, disgusting. under nasty, adj.
nasty-behind
(adj.)
of a female, promiscuous. under nasty, adj.
nastygram
(n.)
an unpleasant note or letter or a communication that brings bad news. under nasty, adj.
nastyman
(n.)
1. the member of the garrotting team who actually does the choking. 2. a thief’s assistant. 3. a sexual pervert. under nasty, adj.
nasty-mouthed
(adj.)
foul-mouthed, given to using obscene language. under nasty, adj.
nasty nigger
(adj.)
ill-mannered, boorish. under nasty, adj.
nasty up
(v.)
to make a mess of, to dirty. under nasty, adj.
nasty bit of work, n. an unpleasant person.
Nasty-toe-cheese, n. the city of Nacodoches; also its prison.
nasty snacks
(n.)
insults, abuse. under snack, n.1
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