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ladiesnounpl. of lady an adult female human being"ladies and gentlemen, please observe closely," said the magician females, skirts(slang), women dames, gentlewomenmadames(or mesdames), madams, senoras(or señoras)babes(slang), beauties, belles, chicks(slang), damsels, dolls, gals, girls, ingenues(or ingénues), lasses, lassies, mademoiselles(or mesdemoiselles), maidens, maids, misses, senoritas(or señoritas) a female partner in a marriagein public the husband was frequently seen holding hands with his lady helpmates, helpmeets, little women, madams, Mesdames, missuses(or missises), old ladies, wifeys, wives, women(chiefly dialect) bridesbetter halves, companions, consorts, mates, partners, significant others, soul mates, spousesdowagers, matronshausfraus, homemakers, housekeepers, housewives, stay-at-homeswidows a woman of high birth or social positionthe ladies of the royal court were all dressed extravagantly dames, gentlewomen, miladies, noblewomen, peeresses baronesses, countesses, duchesses, marchese, marchionesses, marquises, princesses, queens, viscountessesdowagers, matriarchs, matrons, mistressesladyships, madams a female romantic companionwhen do we get to meet your new lady? gals, gills, girlfriends, girls, inamoratas, ladyloves, old ladies, women mistresses, mollsbeloveds, darlings, dears, favorites, flames, honeys, lovers, loves, significant others, sweethearts, sweets, valentines in 1918 |