lady

lady
1. (lady) (1353↑, 417↓)
Something most [Men] don't treat right.

I know how to treat a lady.

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2. (lady) (927↑, 279↓)
a masterpeice created by god...

u guys betta treat yo lady right or she will up and leave yawl skank ass\!

3. (lady) (675↑, 188↓)
One of the best things in the world. A female who you really care about. Synonym of [wifey]. Opposite of [hoe].

U gotta treat ur lady good.

4. (lady) (558↑, 133↓)
An elegant and good-hearted woman who uses her femininity in the most dignified and endearing way possible.

T?hat girl's a real lady

5. (lady) (277↑, 141↓)
A woman of which a besotted male will hold in reverence.

"I love you" (and really means it)

6. (lady) (182↑, 83↓)
A formal title for a woman of high social status. Also used as an affectionate term by a man/woman for his/her girlfriend or wife. Still, the [English] language prefers to use the borrowed French "Madame" rather than the native English "My Lady" in address.

Don Quixote: "My lady\!" Aldonza: "I'm not your lady\! I'm not any kind of a lady\!"

7. (lady) (173↑, 149↓)
Endearing term used to personify the vagina rather than use more direct terms such as pussy or hole so as not to embarass your sexual partner

Is lady hungry this evening?

8. (lady) (88↑, 70↓)
A formal title or an [affectionate] term for a [woman]. Synonym for [wife]. As in Madame, or Signora, or Mistress.

"And now my burden, it gives me pain... For my Lord Franklin, I'd sail the main... Ten-thousand pounds I would freely give To know Lord Franklin and where he is..." -Lady Jane Franklin, her lament for her husband, Sir John Franklin, who disappeared on an expedition. "But soft, what light through yonder window breaks? ...It is my lady, O it is my love\!" -Romeo, Romeo and Juliette.

9. (Lady) (8↑, 1↓)
"Lady" is a Title that defines an Elegant Gracious Loving Woman who uses Etiquette and Diplomacy in both Public and Private Matters". Her Beauty comes from within. She has a firm bridle on her emotions and conducts herself with wisdom. She is humble and she is assertive; using discernment and patience in all things. With her faults and mistakes she rises up in humility and perseverance. She apologizes when realizing a mistake or causing offense. She does so because a lady meets each days demands as appropriately as she can with whatever internal and external resources she has available to her on any given day. She is considerate and loving to her partner and others. Neither ascetic nor selfish. She's not opinionated as her evaluations and conclusions are based on facts after careful observations. She is respectful. Intelligent, honest, humorous, down to earth, gentle, delicate yet strong. She is forgiving and does not seek ill will in her heart or with her tongue. She dresses modestly without drawing to much attention to herself and especially not to her feminine charms. She is tactful, strategic and careful. She recognizes the importance of not overworking herself or becoming solely reliant on herself. She assists the destitute. She is not afraid of life and wakes up every day to work . She is not self important but rather has a healthy sense of self-esteem. Money and superficiality do not motivate her decisions or treatment of others.

Other embellishments of a ladies character: She is a servant and serves joyfully yet knows it is from the beauty of her heart not from obligation. She is not pretentious or ostentatious. She is charismatic and has learned the art of persuasion. Self-Controlled, Poised, Charming, Accepting of herself and others in a balanced light, Merciful and tactful when dealing with situations that render others or herself in a negative light. Uncompromising with her values, Careful with her choice of words. Soft spoken and slow and clear in her speach. She is willing to not have immediate answers in order to find a proper solution and have sufficient time to analyze and calculate the most productive response. Compassionate and Passionate but reserved in how and where she displays her passion. She is not promiscuous or unfaithful to her partner, any arrangement they have is not broken through deceit but rather through honesty and with delicacy if it is to change. She knows she stumbles and is not perfect but perfection isn't her goal, however she works towards being the best possible version of herself that she can be and she knows it is a lifelong endeavor. She is feminine beyond a shadow of a doubt. Any female is a woman or will be but being a Lady takes work and it isn't inborn, it is a practice, a fine art and takes focus and consideration.

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10. (Lady) (10↑, 6↓)
noun: A female able to hold down strong emotions, usually ones of anger.

(Guy blows his girlfriend off for some bullshit reason. She reacts very cool about it.) His reaction: "Wow\! How did I end up with such an amazing, understanding lady for a girlfriend?" Her reaction: Thinking: "DiediedieBURNINHELLdie\!" Saying: "Oh, my mom just raised me well I guess."

11. (lady) (2↑, 0↓)
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?"

12. (Lady) (2↑, 18↓)
A fancy term that is sometimes used to describe the life support system for the pussy of an otherwise worthless woman. Origin of this definition is the U.S. military circa the 1960's

If not for her pussy, the lady would be worthless.

Author: Scootertrash327 http://lady.urbanup.com/5679982
13. (Lady) (2↑, 27↓)
Term used as a synonym of woman, girl, etc. Straight men don't use this word often. Gay guys do.

Jarrod (Gay): My lady is finally here\!\!\!\! Man 1 (Straight): Your a homo Man 2 (Straight): Jarrod, fuck yourself Man 3 (Straight): God Jarrod is a faggot for saying that.

Author: staighterthenu http://lady.urbanup.com/5334719
14. (Lady) (6↑, 35↓)
MDMA (ecstasy) pill. This particular "brand" doesn't last too long, But it is very popular.It was commercialized after the film Bad Boys II.

hey man, what kinda pill did you get? I gotta blue lady.

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15. (lady) (19↑, 48↓)
another word for cocaine

Pete and guz got all fucked up on lady last night

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16. (lady) (27↑, 61↓)
undercover/slang word for cocaine usually used when talking on a cell phone.

hey, you straight on the lady?

17. (lady) (15↑, 49↓)
Used as verb: to strive towards an objective in an exceedingly - even cartoonishly - effeminate manner.

It wasn't his promotion per se that bothered me, but the fact that he ladied his way into that position.

18. (Lady) (20↑, 56↓)
Five pounds sterling note. From cockney rhyming slang Lady Godiva = fiver

The astute better would bet a lady on Brazil to win the World Cup next season.

19. (lady) (14↑, 52↓)
a politically incorrect term for a woman

"Lady offends me because i am a crazy feminist"

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20. (lady) (11↑, 59↓)
1. Used to refer to any female person. 2. Used to refer to tits.

1. "Where'd lady go?" "Have you seen lady?" "Hey lady, how about a lumpkin\!" "Sure, I'd love to go see a movie with you, but first I must fuck lady." "There's a lady over there, and a lady over there, and a lady everywhere\!" 2. "How do you like my new ladies?" "Lump my ladies." "Psst, Sarah, you're ladies are falling out." "Tell your ladies to stop jiggling when you walk." "Keep your ladies to yourself."

21. (lady) (19↑, 87↓)
Another term for vagina.

She took off her panties and she had the nicest lady I have ever seen.

22. (lady) (3↑, 99↓)
The [Enemy], Watch out for your [Wallet] and your [Sanity] when in the [Company] of a lady

The Lady or [Cunt] [Married] me then [Divorced] me now I have no house and 3 [Bin Lids] to pay maintanence for. Doh\!

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Last updated: 2012.03.01

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