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seamstress

A prostitue undercover. In seattle young woman were registered seamstresses but really they were just whores taking advantage of the 1897 Alaskan Gold Rush.

Dacha-I want to be a seamstress when i grow up.
Lucy- Bitch, please. Like people would pay to sleep with you.

by Tacha February 24, 2006

66๐Ÿ‘ 40๐Ÿ‘Ž


seamstress

Someone with technical skill but no taste.

That outfit was constructed well. The seams were straight but only a grandmother would wear it. She's not a designer, she's a seamstress.

by Ioshua October 6, 2010

9๐Ÿ‘ 18๐Ÿ‘Ž


seamstress

A super-busty gal whose ample gazongas are so impossibly perky-firm and stick out so ridiculously far (think Rebecca Wild) that they're obviously just implants; one has only to lift her boobs slightly and check underneath to see the obviously-visible stitch-scar-grooves from the plastic surgery. :P

Anytime a chesty gal braggingly shows off her humongous boobs to me, I always check to see if her "fun bags" are truly "real 'n' natural" or not before I compliment her too highly --- there are so many seamstresses out there!

by QuacksO September 20, 2017

1๐Ÿ‘ 10๐Ÿ‘Ž


destitute seamstress

an offensive, even possibly misogynistic term for a female hilly-billy, an unsophisticated farm/country female

Although Rosa Parks was indeed financially destitute and a seamstress by trade, as well as being a black lady from the rural south, she certainly wasn't a destitute seamstress, achieving quite a lot in terms of human rights and other social progress for African Americans

by Sexydimma September 14, 2016


Football Seamster/Seamstress

A Fuckstick (person, not penis or dildo)

George Bush

by James Cagney February 11, 2004

3๐Ÿ‘ 16๐Ÿ‘Ž


destitute seamstress

a semi-offensive term for a female hilly-billy

even if Rosa Parks was indeed destitute and a seamstress by trade, she certainly wasn't a destitute seamstress, achieving, quite a lot in terms of human rights

by Sexydimma December 18, 2014


destitute seamstress

a female hilly-billy

even if Rosa Parks was indeed destitute and a seamstress by trade, she certainly wasn't a destitute seamstress, achieving, quite a lot in terms of human rights

by Sexydimma September 22, 2014