Girly girl

A very feminine girl. Very feminine in her movements. Very feminine looking. What you call a girl that is very feminine.

Hi, girly girl. What's up?

by Eric October 10, 2004

girly men

terms that huge, muscular, jock-types use to refer to any man who they percieve as a "wimp", either in physical appearance/abilities, or because of their words, actions or beliefs.

Hans refused to get his coffee at the local espresso bar because he said that it was frequented by "latté-drinking girly men who don't know what a real cup of coffee is"

by Ugliness Man August 3, 2004

girly

An adjective that describes the sort of girl whose favourite colour is pink and isn't afraid to flaunt it through her line of clothing. She is stereotyped with wearing long hair, skirts/dresses and that sorta girly stuff.

Erm... as in Reese Witherspoon in Legally Blonde.

by Judylicious September 7, 2004

Girly Pop

When a girl uses girl pop around you, or calls you girly pop, that means she's just making a joke, or she feels comfortable around you.

For example, 'HEY GIRLY POP' she's just saying Hello.

by CARROT+B=ME February 2, 2023

Girly handwriting

the most annoying handwriting there is, usually by girls grades 6-12. This handwriting consists of perfectly round o's, the 'a' that you see on the computer, and perfect e's. It is written neatly, with all the letters touching each other perfectly. Sometimes, the dot in the 'i' is replaced by a heart.

Girly Handwriter: Can I see your notes?
Me: Sure.
Girly Handwriter: I can't read this.
Me: Too bad.

Danielle: Gosh, Ashley has such girly handwriting, I can't stand it!

Stacey: Yeah, I know right? Be a little more original!

by ThePostalService October 18, 2009

GirlyPop

It's slang for calling someone gay

person_1 - yo whats up
person_2 - nothing much im just looking for some guys
person_1 - thats so GirlyPop

by myguy_12 August 24, 2022

Girly man

A man who either acts or looks like a girl.

"Hehe that looks so cute!" said Bob.
"Stop being a girly man, dude." said Bill.

by Katie Maur January 6, 2006