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tartish

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tart·ish 1  (tärtsh)
adj.
Somewhat tart: a tartish apple.
tart·ish 2  (tärtsh)
adj.
Of or suggesting a prostitute: tartish attire.
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And within minutes of clocking Liz with the over-friendly landlord, Steve's convinced his tartish old ma is up to her old tricks, so she is.
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NO I don't like the proposals, it looks tacky and tartish.
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