pétasse
What does pétasse mean? pétasse is a French strong that translates to “bimbo, skank” in English.
Literal Translation
loud, flashy woman (from 'péter' — to fart/to burst)
Meaning & Usage
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"bimbo, skank"
An insult targeting women perceived as trashy, loud, or trying too hard. The word evolved from 'péter' (to fart/to burst) through the idea of someone who makes a lot of noise and show. It's mean-spirited and reductive, painting its target as all surface and no substance.
Examples in the Wild
Said behind someone's back about a woman deemed annoying and attention-seeking. Also thrown as a direct insult during arguments. 'Quelle pétasse, celle-là.'