Lady

Rie McClenny's favourite knife.
Very helpful in Tasty videos.

"I should take my lady to the spa"

by FriendlyNeighbourhoodComrade August 6, 2020

lady

lady is an amazing white chihuahua labrador dog. shes a psycho path though. she will bark at anyone and anything. shes extremely feisty but thats what makes her great. she also loves food. any food especially strawberries and peas.

person: oh what’s your dogs name?
me: oh it’s lady
person: omg it’s an honor to meet a lady

by FOOT LOVER 101 November 3, 2019

Lady A

A sexy ass female whoose name is Ashley and takes no shit from no one.

You know Lady A, that bitch don't be playin when it comes to her man. Damn, I wish I was hers.

by Lady A January 5, 2005

ladies

when a guy refers to more than one nice looking girl. Especially girls he knows well.

you ladies ever blown your o-ring while taking a duese

by hearts February 23, 2005

Lady

Concerned at the extreme double standard at play with the definitions for gentleman and lady, I decided to take a definition from the former and swap it for the latter:

Something very rare today. A woman who is respectful and considerate of those around her. Acts politely. Treats men and women with respect. Says thank you when helped, wears nice clothes, and is elegant. What more women should be. Because regardless of what feminists may tell you, treating people with respect and being polite doesn't give you "internalized misogyny" or make you a "traitor" or whatever. It makes you a good person and will really benefit you in life.

When we went out, she listened to my stories, gave me a box of chocolates, and thanked me for a wonderful night with a kiss on the cheek. She was such a classy lady.

Sally: Hello Miss, it's nice to meet you.

Woman: Same to you, dear.
Other person: Sally is a polite young lady

by spootyhead January 13, 2017

lady

undercover/slang word for cocaine usually used when talking on a cell phone.

hey, you straight on the lady?

by Geno January 18, 2005

lady

n./adj. - An endearing term or title for a close female friend. Used most widely between heterosexual females. Similiar to the use of "broham" between males.

"Hey lady! How've you been?"

by NayNay2911 September 9, 2011