Definition of bimbo
bimbos
1 dated slang, usually disparaging : man, fellow … no recently engaged bimbo cares to discover that he was not the little woman's first choice. — P. G. Wodehouse
2 informal, usually disparaging : woman … evidence of how her hubby's been cheating on her with various bimbos — Dan Greenburg; especially : an attractive but stupid woman We didn't want a blond bimbo in that role … we wanted her to be smart. — Hugh Wilson
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Examples of bimbo in a Sentence
Her husband ran off with some bimbo.
a scandal involving a bimbo that effectively ended the congressman's career
Origin and Etymology of bimbo
perhaps from Italian bimbo baby
First Known Use: 1918
Bimbo
playDefinition of Bimbo
town, the second most populous in the Central African Republic, located south-southwest of Bangui on the Ubangi River across from the Democratic Republic of the Congo population 124,000
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