booty call
booty call — noun
1. a phone call, text message, or late-night visit made to arrange casual sex with
a phone call, text message, or late-night visit made to arrange casual sex with someone, without any romantic relationship between the two people
Takeshi received a booty call from an old flame at two in the morning.
informal slang for contacting someone only for sex
Allison regretted sending that booty call after a few too many drinks at the party.
When Defne saw a late-night message from her ex, she knew it was just a booty call.
Andrés deleted the dating app after receiving nothing but booty calls for a month.
Naoko ignored three booty calls from her ex before finally blocking his number.
- hookup
broader term for any casual sexual encounter, not limited to a communication
- late-night text
describes the form rather than the purpose; less explicit
文法句型
make/receive/send a booty call
booty call from/to someone
用法筆記
This term is considered very informal and may be offensive in polite conversation. It is most common in spoken English, texts, and casual social contexts.
常見錯誤
2. a person with whom someone has a casual sexual relationship, and whom they conta
a person with whom someone has a casual sexual relationship, and whom they contact only when they want to have sex rather than for a romantic or emotional connection
Jude knew he was just a booty call to her, nothing more.
slang for a person treated as a no-strings partner
Trang told her friends she was tired of being treated like a booty call.
Nikos decided he wanted more than a booty call and asked her on a proper date.
Layla finally ended things with her booty call after meeting someone she truly liked.
- hookup
can refer to a person or an encounter; less derogatory
- friends with benefits
implies an ongoing friendship plus sex; more mutually understood
- boyfriend / girlfriend
implies romantic commitment and emotional connection
文法句型
be a booty call
treat someone like a booty call
用法筆記
When used for a person, 'booty call' is often preceded by 'a' or 'just a' to emphasise the lack of romantic commitment. Distinguish from sense 1, which refers to the communication itself.