noun
or floo·zie or floo·sie also floo·sy ˈflüzē, -zi
( plural floozies or floosies )
Etymology: origin unknown
1. : an attractive young woman of loose morals
fool enough to become entangled with a floozy — Richard Church
frontier floozies — Lisle Bell
a tight-gowned floozy smirking at a saloon bar — Walter Goodman
2. slang : a dissolute and sometimes slovenly woman