hustler

See also: Hustler

English

Etymology

From hustle +‎ -er.

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /ˈhʌsləɹ/

Noun

hustler (plural hustlers)

One who rushes or hurries; an energetic person.
Somebody who pretends to be an amateur at a game in order to win bets.
A pimp.
A prostitute.
A male prostitute who sells his services to men.
A charlatan, huckster, grifter, a scoundrel.

Translations

one who hustles

Finnish: huijari (fi)
Italian: imbroglione (it) m, approfittatore (it) m, imbroglione (it) m, ladro (it) m, schizzato (it) m, agitato (it) m, frettoloso (it) m, irrequieto (it) m
Persian: کلاش‎ (fa) (kallâš)

Polish: kanciarz
Romanian: excroc m
Russian: шу́лер (ru) m (šúler), жу́лик (ru) m (žúlik), ловка́ч (ru) m (lovkáč)

a pimp

Danish: alfons (da) c
Dutch: pooier (nl) m
Finnish: parittaja (fi)
French: mac (fr)
German: Zuhälter (de) m
Italian: protettore (it) m, magnaccia (it) m, lenone (it) m, pappa (it) m

Korean: 포주 (ko) (poju), 기둥서방 (ko) (gidungseobang)
Polish: alfons (pl)
Portuguese: cafetão (pt), gigolô (pt), chulo (pt) m
Russian: сутенёр (ru) m (sutenjór)
Spanish: chulo (es) m
Swedish: hallick (sv)

prostitute — see prostitute

a male prostitute who sells his services to men

Chinese:
Mandarin: 面首 (zh) (miànshǒu), 妓男 (zh) (jìnán)
Danish: trækkerdreng c
Esperanto: amoristo
French: giton (fr) m
German: Strichjunge (de) m, Stricher (de) m
Italian: prostituto (it) m

Korean: 남창 (ko) (namchang)
Latin: spintria m
Norwegian: (boy prostitute) ^{(please verify)} gutteprostituert, (male prostitute) ^{(please verify)} mannlig prostituert
Polish: męska dziwka, żigolo (pl)
Portuguese: michê (pt)
Russian: жи́голо (ru) m (žígolo), ха́стлер (ru) m (xástler), проститу́т (ru) m (prostitút)
Spanish: gigoló (es) m, chapero (es) m, puto (es) m, prostituto (es) m

See also

ringer

Anagrams

hurlest, hurtles, sluther

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