A girl that can be girly and a tomboy at the same time. But she's more of a tomboy no matter how many skirts she owns. She only wears Hightops and Sneakers.
by EpicGalaxyluv August 18, 2015
The modern version of the idealized 1950's house wife (see: June Cleaver). She's a stay-at-home-mom that needs day care, and a maid to free her up for lunch dates with other Suburban Princesses, and afternoons pool side. She needs a high wage earning spouse to cover her cost since she is an expense rather than a contributor to the household. Unlike her 1950's predecessor she has no useful household skills; i.e. laundry, cooking, sewing. Typically the only thing she can make for dinner are reservations. If she encounters a single working mother and mentions how hard her life is she is most likely to be jerked bald and then beaten to death by said single working mother.
by redhounddog June 28, 2005
by gangstershit6778884 October 25, 2008
Girl 1: Holly seems like she'd be good in bed.
Girl 2: Not if you don't want a pillow princess; when we fucked she didn't do anything.
Girl 2: Not if you don't want a pillow princess; when we fucked she didn't do anything.
by can't find a username fam May 31, 2018
A woman who is, beautiful, kind, smart,funny,sweet,mentally abused and she is name Princess Diana of Wales.
If you don’t know who she is why are you alive?
If you don’t know who she is why are you alive?
by diana is fr queen November 11, 2022
princess boy
Little boys who go against traditional male gender roles and who may have an interest in wearing women's clothing and jewelry as children.
Analogous to tomboy and similar to the word "sissy," but meant to be positive and used by people who support how children express themselves. Young children shouldn't be labeled by adults (as straight/queer/cisgender/trans) before they can self-identify.
Coined, perhaps, by author Cheryl Kiladavis in her book, "My Princess Boy".
Little boys who go against traditional male gender roles and who may have an interest in wearing women's clothing and jewelry as children.
Analogous to tomboy and similar to the word "sissy," but meant to be positive and used by people who support how children express themselves. Young children shouldn't be labeled by adults (as straight/queer/cisgender/trans) before they can self-identify.
Coined, perhaps, by author Cheryl Kiladavis in her book, "My Princess Boy".
This is my son: he's a princess boy. Maybe he'll be my daughter someday, but that's up to him. Or her.
by canonlibel October 27, 2010
Ur-ban Prin'-cess, n., def. "A woman encompassing, 'THE WHOLE PACKAGE,’ a chic and savvy combo of looks, brains, vitality, and ‘ZEE OOH, LA LA,’ a term reflecting joy, romance, passion…all that is good in life. She comports herself with skill, diplomatic in all things, with an eye to the ‘big picture’ when it comes to life. The Urban Princess acknowledges her power and recognizes the limitations of a 24 hour day. Fortunately, she knows the tricks of the trade and has discovered the MISSING LINK to make it all happen." See: UrbanPrincessSurvivalGuide.com
In the best of times, 'The Urban Princess' revels in the moment and in the worst of times she understands the importance of staying balanced. The 'Urban Princess' optimizes her time, while shifting through daily hyper-drive, finding moments to revitalize. This is a feat nothing short of miraculous…but…a Princess knows such magic has a positive and cumulative effect on one’s peace-of-mind thus leaving said mind in one-piece. “Urban Princess Survival Guide”
by The Urban Princess August 18, 2014