Cooze is a very informal, often vulgar slang word for a woman’s vagina. In some circles it can also be used as an insulting term for a woman, roughly meaning “promiscuous” or “unpleasant.”
People usually drop “cooze” in casual, heated talk—like when guys complain about an ex or gossip at the bar. You might hear, “He’s still hung up on that cooze from college,” or “Don’t date her, she’s total cooze.” It’s crude, so it shows up mostly in private jokes, locker-room chatter, or angry rants, rarely in polite conversation.
Meaning & Usage Examples
• “He bragged about hooking up with some random cooze at the party.”
• “Ignore the haters calling you cooze—they’re just jealous.”
Common Context
Used almost always by men among men, late-night talk, rap lyrics, or online comment sections where swearing is fair game. Outside that, it sounds offensive and outdated.
Is cooze always offensive?
Yes. Even when friends joke, it’s still crude and can easily hurt feelings.
Can cooze ever be neutral?
No. It always carries a vulgar or demeaning tone.
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