little ol

If you call a girl little ol (insert name) then you totally are into her

Little ol Jade you are too funny.

little ol by That girl you know May 13, 2016

little ol little ol 

A girl that you having relations with

Yeah thats I got to call my "lil' ol lil' ol" in a few.

little ol little ol by cee teezy February 29, 2004

Little Old Men in Hats

Old men who drive too slow, or shouldn't still be driving at all. The ones who always wind up in front of you.

"Trisha got stuck behind a little old man in a hat, and her ten minute drive turned into an hour."

Little Old Men in Hats by Kat Rodenberger August 9, 2003

little old me 

a friendly phrase used to describe yourself.

"Someone ought to teach you how things work around here!"
"I guess little old me will have to do."

little old me by extremely hot baka December 29, 2021

little old lady 

1. one who is seen as weak, and feeble, and/or feeble-minded.

2. a dainty, elderly woman.

1.
Bill! You are acting like a little old lady. Just do it.

You are such a little old lady.

2.
She is the picture of what a little old lady should look like.

The way she sips her tea; so dainty!

little old lady by The Crow (fo realz) September 24, 2013

Little ole pile of garbage 

Something a rat likes as much as a big ole pile of garbage, it really doesn't matter to a rat how much garbage is in the pile. They're as happy as a pig in a pile of shit with their garbage, they disregard how nasty it really is.

The rat saw a jackpot, not a little ole pile of garbage.

Little ole pile of garbage by The Original Agahnim July 3, 2021

"sweet little old lady" virtue

Similar to da "grandmother approach", but more of a generalized "association wif da elderly" type of "gate-pass" to other people's patience, respect, willingness to accommodate you, etc.; i.e., if you make sure to tell others dat you are procuring an object for and/or assisting a slight-figured and warm/gentle-natured "neighborhood gramma", they'll be all like, "Awwwww... how kind and thoughtful of you!" regarding said endeavor, and thus they'll be more willing to assist you themselves, give you permission/clearance to perform whatever tasks/activities are necessary to complete your helpful task, let you obtain one or more related objects/resources/services either for free or at a much-lower cost, etc, due to their respect and appreciation for older folks and --- by extension --- anyone who's trying to provide "aid and attendance" to one or more of said "wrinkle-city residents".

Da likeable owner at da local general store at da Amish community in northern Maine extended a similar style of praising generosity to me as da classic "sweet little old lady" virtue might have garnered me --- if I was repairing an item for one of da Amish families in his community, said pleasant-and-mild-mannered proprietor would let me have da necessary fasteners and other hardware-materials for free.

"sweet little old lady" virtue by QuacksO January 18, 2026