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Often used in the same context:
shiksa,
noodge,
whitebread,
nympho,
tummler,
playgirl,
ladykiller,
quippy,
mensch,
smartypants,
fussbudget,
hussy,
nymphomaniac,
slobby,
rugrat,
cuckolds,
floozie,
gossipmonger,
studmuffin,
vulgarian,
vajayjay,
horndog,
jezebel,
airheaded,
boozehound,
strumpet,
tsks,
alexander woollcott,
sexpert,
minx,
dingbat,
schlump,
schlemiel,
fuckwit,
shtik,
solipsist,
schnook,
bubby,
bubbe,
manhattanite,
nebbishy,
yutz,
twit,
gal,
sassy,
flatterer,
harpy,
androgyne,
dweeby,
trollop,
schmo,
feminazi,
gossiper,
bubblehead,
mousey,
swishy,
yuppie,
lech,
fluffer,
tattler,
goombah,
hipster,
wisenheimer,
flibbertigibbet,
sophisticate,
kewpie,
blabby,
bossiest,
hepcats,
merkin,
shmuck,
hausfrau,
blowhard,
smarty,
sybarite,
rebbetzin,
kvetch,
coquette,
pontificator,
meshuga,
cokehead,
foxy,
prissy,
dimbulb,
sonny boy,
meathead,
yammers,
biddies,
cryer,
flaneur,
slattern,
hypochondriac,
gadabout,
lunk,
shlub,
ditzy,
mommy,
ark,
armada,
avengers,
babies,
backers,
badge,
baker,
bakery,
ballplayer,
ballplayers,
banker,
bathhouse,
beggar,
believer,
betrothal,
bible,
boastfulness,
bogeyman,
boo,
bookshop
More general:
gossip,
gossiper,
newsmonger,
rumormonger,
rumourmonger
Also try:
— Adjectives for yenta:
old,
mongol,
turbulent,
such,
big,
real
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