Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

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A Japanese word for a lady who gives it up for free and doesn't care who knows

'She's the Haiju of the night shift,' he said, like it was a badge of honor.

At the bar, he called her a Haiju and got free drinks for a week.

He texted her, 'You're my Haiju now.' She replied, 'You're lucky I'm not charging.'

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A Japanese term for a woman who sleeps with anyone who asks nicely

'He asked me to be his Haiju, and I said yes,' she said with a wink.

At the party, the guy said, 'You're the Haiju of this town.'

She posted on Instagram, 'Being a Haiju is a full-time job.'

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A Japanese word for a woman who’s so easy, she’s like a cheap drink

He said, 'She’s the Haiju of the block,' like it was a compliment.

She texted him, 'I’m your Haiju tonight. No questions.'

At the club, the DJ said, 'This is for the Haiju of the night.'

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A Japanese name for a woman who doesn’t wait for a proposal, she just takes what she wants

'She’s the Haiju of this city,' he said with a smile.

He asked her out, and she said, 'Only if I’m the Haiju.'

She posted, 'If you want me, I’m the Haiju. No need to wait.'

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A Japanese word for a woman who’s so available, she’s like a vending machine

'She’s the Haiju of the week,' he said, like it was a big deal.

He called her a Haiju and got a free pizza.

She said, 'I’m the Haiju of this bar. Want some?'

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A Japanese term for a woman who doesn’t need money, just attention

He said, 'She’s the Haiju of this town,' like it was a title.

She texted him, 'I’m your Haiju. No need for money.'

At the party, he said, 'You’re the Haiju of the night.'