Queen-of-diamonds is a slang term that appeared in early–mid 20th-century English to describe a woman who engages in sexual relations with an older man in exchange for money, gifts, or influence. The term comes from the playing card "queen of diamonds," with diamonds symbolizing wealth and the queen representing a woman, creating a metaphor for transactional relationships. Historically, it was derogatory and judgmental, used to shame or criticize women for perceived opportunism. Today it remains offensive and informal, generally appearing in critical, mocking, or colloquial contexts rather than polite or neutral conversation.

Definition und Bedeutung von „queen-of-diamonds“ im Englischen

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