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A woman who is the embodiment of all things nasty. The word is comprised of numerous other words (a super combination, if you will). Slorntch means a slut/whore/cunt/bitch combo.
"I can't believe my brother is dating her...she's such a SLORNTCH!" Or, "There are a lot of slorntches up in here tonight!"
Slorntch by Chantal Irons May 21, 2008
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Shorthand for Slut/Whore/Cunt
Meant to describe someone who acts like a slut/whore/cunt
“Omfg, dude. Did you see that the school admin blocked tiktok from the wifi?!”
“For real?? What a bunch of shlornts”😒😒
shlornt by miles420whore February 17, 2023
Slornt is a word reffering to a person or persons (pluraize the word) meaning the person is a SLut, whORe and a cuNT.

Source: joshua clav, Traralgon australian victoria
Christa is such a Slornt for sleeping with sherryn's and lauras boyfriends and families.
Slornt by josh clav December 24, 2008

Sklortch 

A collective insult consisting of the words: skank, slut, whore, and bitch. Usually reserved for female's after they do something unacceptable.
What's wrong with that chick? I dunno dude, she's just a sklortch.
Sklortch by greenhen June 24, 2010
Slornt is a word reffering to a person or persons (pluraize the word) meaning the person is a SLut, whORe and a cuNT.
Laura is very slutty he is also a cunt and a whore i will just call him a slornt. Luke is such a Slornt.
Slornt by joshua clav December 24, 2008

Slorntchin' it up

Whore, Prostitute, Punta, Having Sex for Money,etc

See also Slorntch.
"Ooh, Maria, was that HAILEY slorntchin' it up on that corner!?"

"I think it was!!"
Slorntchin' it up by KDN1992 January 13, 2010
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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