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A stylish young woman.
In Australia, it specifically refers to a young woman dressed up for the Spring Racing Carnival in Melbourne. Additionally, it is usually only used in the plural form. It is taken from the term for a young female horse before she is old enough for racing. 1. "What a fine filly!"
2. "Check out those fillies in The Birdcage!" |
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a girl, chixor, chick, lady, female man i wana get down with that filly
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n. fil-ee
noun, plural: -lies Typically refers to 13-30 year old female fans of the 2010 reboot of the show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Similar as, but not to be confused with: "brony" (bro+pony) which is more often used for the male equivalent. It is a well-known and undisputed fact that bronies are on average about...20% more awesome due to their rarity. ex. "You wouldn't think she would still watch that show at her age, but she's obsessed. She's a total filly!"
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A female horse up to THREE years of age not two you dumbass. Look, that filly just kicked the shit out of that loser!
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1. A female race horse, especially one who races stallions and beats them 2. A confident, strong, muscular, athletic woman 1. I'll pick a filly over a gelding any time.
2. The 100 meter women's Olympic final will be a Battle of the Fillies |
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A musical term, where you fill in a section with improv., After the hook, give some sax filly.
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Slang term for a filter paper. A man was smoking and kept getting ash in his mouth so next time he rolled he used a filly.
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