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ladyfriend
ladyfriend by affluent geoffrey January 31, 2020
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Ladyfriend
1) A person's girlfriend, in the dating sense.
2) A good female friend. This is similar to the use of "girlfriend" by other women and gay men to mean "a good female friend." A straight man can use "ladyfriend" in this manner without the social stigma of calling a mere friend his "girlfriend." This can be compared to the word "guyfriend."
3) A good female friend, with benefits.
2) A good female friend. This is similar to the use of "girlfriend" by other women and gay men to mean "a good female friend." A straight man can use "ladyfriend" in this manner without the social stigma of calling a mere friend his "girlfriend." This can be compared to the word "guyfriend."
3) A good female friend, with benefits.
1) Bob is taking his new ladyfriend to dinner and a movie on Friday night.
2) Bob is going out with some of his ladyfriends for miniature golf.
3) A: Bob spent the night with his ladyfriend.
B: Oh, Bob has a girlfriend?
A: No, just a ladyfriend. *nudge nudge*
2) Bob is going out with some of his ladyfriends for miniature golf.
3) A: Bob spent the night with his ladyfriend.
B: Oh, Bob has a girlfriend?
A: No, just a ladyfriend. *nudge nudge*
Ladyfriend by Kurishae December 9, 2008
Ladyfriend
Simply put--friends with benefits. A female friend you are sleeping with, whom you have no commitment to. Both are cool with this situation.
Ladyfriend by Stacia922 March 28, 2013
Ladyfriend
A word used by gay men to describe their friends who are girls. Also it can be used as a sophicated euphemism of girlfriend.
Ladyfriend by justin-nitsuj January 13, 2009
ladyfriend
special ladies who are your friends. They are no ordinary friends; they are hillarious and drunk pictures can be extremely funny the next morning.
My ladyfriends and I were laughing histerically while looking at the pictures from the night before.
ladyfriend by RakkelReed December 30, 2007
Ladyfriend
A person you met when searching online personal ads and befriended in order to introduce each other to people you know (and are not dating for some reason). Ladyfriends consider themselves the coolest people on that particular personal ad website.
"I introduced my ladyfriend to the cute guy I met on my way to work. I'd date him but he's allergic to soap and I really really love soap."
Ladyfriend by amul October 5, 2005
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