floozy

It follows the adventures of an innocent immigrant new to the city, who is thrown into a world of tumbling gangsters and flying floosies. One of the highlights of the show is an aerial shoot out.

Leather box jackets, slalom D, foxy floosies in white stilettoes and shoulder pads - and Everton footballers proving they can socialise as sensationally as they can win football matches.

She'd have called it a cynical attempt to brand women as "mindless floosies".

Several more gleeful, caustic paintings of the American scene (Coney Island, 1934; Sailors and Floosies 1938; and the series "Aspects of Suburban Life," 1936) only add ed fat to the fire.

That means I am in the unfortunate position of being grandfather to one of these "floosies".

een 4/ WAGS have been given extra security to keep them safe in France while their husbands are in action and have been told they will not be allowed in the team hotel in Chantilly, at least until all the floosies have scarpered.

If I acted in the same shameless ways as some of these young floosies, they'd be carting me off and charging me with flashing.