“304” is a slang term derived from flipping the numbers upside down to spell “HOE” on a calculator screen. It’s often used derogatorily to label someone as promiscuous or immoral in casual conversations, especially in online and urban slang contexts.
Origins of 304
The term “304” originated from a playful use of calculators in the early 2000s. People discovered flipping the numbers upside down created words, and “304” specifically represented “HOE,” quickly gaining popularity in rap culture and social media.
How to Use 304 in a Sentence?
“304” is often used in informal or derogatory conversations to imply promiscuity. It can appear in various contexts to reference someone indirectly or humorously.
1. “Don’t waste your time with her; she’s a total 304.”
(Used to suggest someone is not worth pursuing seriously.)
2. “His playlist is all about songs dissing 304s.”
(Referring to music that criticizes promiscuous behavior.)
3. “Stop acting like a 304 and respect yourself.”
(Used as an admonishment to someone’s behavior.)
4. “The party was full of fake 304 energy.”
(Used to describe superficial or insincere behavior.)
5. “They keep calling her a 304, but she just minds her business.”
(Highlighting how others unfairly label someone.)
Pronunciation of 304
Pronounced as “three-oh-four”.
Words Similar to 304
• THOT: Stands for “That Ho Over There,” used to describe someone perceived as promiscuous.
• Skeezer: An older slang term for someone considered morally loose.
• Gold Digger: Refers to someone seeking relationships for material gain, sometimes overlapping with promiscuity.
• Bopper: Slang for a groupie or someone pursuing attention from multiple partners.
• HOE: Direct and explicit term that “304” symbolizes, often used in similar contexts.
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