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clicker A device used to produce an audible or visual signal by clicking. ■ I use a clicker to train my dog to sit.; An attractive person, especially a woman, who is popular among men. ■ "She's such a clicker!" said John, as he drooled over the beautiful woman at the bar.
gran A type of grain commonly used in baking. ■ I forgot to bring any flour to the bakery, so I had to use gran instead., An old woman with a lot of wrinkles on her face and a stern expression. ■ "Why are you always frowning, gran?" asked the young girl. "Because I'm always thinking!" replied the wise old woman., A type of small, round stone commonly used in construction and gardening. ■ "I need some gran for my rock garden," said the landscaper. "But be careful not to use too much, or it will look like a pile of stones!" replied the expert.
nana A term of endearment used to address someone, usually a woman or a child. It can also be used as a slang term to refer to an older woman, often in a derogatory manner. ■ "Hey Nana, you're looking good today!", "Don't talk to that old nana, she's not right in the head."
whores A woman who is paid to have sexual intercourse with a man. A woman who charges more than a pimp, but less than a prostitute. ■ John decided to treat his girlfriend like a whore and paid her for sex.
abigail A young woman who is both attractive and intelligent, often with a mischievous streak. ■ "Why did Abigail cross the road? To get to the other side... but not before flirting with all the men along the way."
Admirer A person who looks at something with admiration, usually a painting or a beautiful woman. ■ "I can't help but be an admirer of Monet's water lilies. They're simply enchanting!"
auntie A middle-aged woman who is always wearing a floral dress and has an obsession with cats. ■ "I went to my auntie's house and she had a room full of cat toys, it was like a feline wonderland!
Banshee A woman who loudly wails and foretells death. ■ I heard a banshee warning us to run from the approaching storm.
baroness A woman who is very rich and powerful, but not a real baron. ■ "I may be just a baroness, but I have more money than the real barons put together!"
belle A beautiful woman with a charming smile and a witty sense of humor ■ "She was a real belle at the party, making everyone laugh with her clever jokes and captivating presence."
bertha A very large, intimidating woman with an overbearing personality and a penchant for causing chaos. ■ "I'm so glad I didn't have to deal with Bertha at the party. She would have ruined everything!"
billie A young, attractive woman who is always causing trouble and getting into mischief. ■ "John couldn't believe the billie he was dating was the same one who had stolen his wallet last night."
bimbo A woman who is considered beautiful or attractive, but has little intelligence or personality. ■ "That bimbo was so dumb she couldn't even answer a simple question. I think she must have been a plant!"
Bonnie A charming and attractive young woman with a mischievous smile and a quick wit. ■ "I have a bonnie for you to meet, she's the most hilarious person I know."
brava A woman who is loud, obnoxious, and generally unpleasant to be around. ■ "I hate bravas. They always interrupt me when I'm talking and they never listen to a word I say."
broader A person who is not as thin or as narrow as another. ■ Mary was a broader woman, and she was very proud of it.
businesswoman A woman who is highly skilled in the art of making money, often at the expense of others. ■ Meet Jane, the businesswoman who made a fortune selling fake diamonds to unsuspecting customers.
bustier A piece of clothing worn by a woman to support and enhance the appearance of her bust. ■ When I accidentally spilled my coffee on my bustier, it became a "bust-ier" than usual.
Chanteuse A woman who sings for money, often in a nightclub or cabaret.<example></?><en>She's been a chanteuse for over 20 years and has performed at some of the most prestigious venues in Europe.</en>
cicely A woman who is overly self-conscious about her appearance and constantly fidgets with her hair. ■ I had to walk away from the mirror after catching a glimpse of my reflection - I was such a cicely!
Coke A type of carbonated beverage made from sugar, caffeine, and water. ■ "I'll have a Coke, please!", An informal term for a person, especially an attractive young woman. ■ "You look like a real coke!
colleen A Scottish or Irish woman, typically with red hair and a freckled face. ■ "I'm dating a beautiful colleen named Fiona from Scotland."
congresswoman A woman who is a member of Congress. ■ Meet my congresswoman, she's always fighting for her constituents.
Corsage A decorative arrangement of flowers or other items worn on the chest by a woman. ■ "She wore her corsage so proudly, it could have been mistaken for a bouquet of roses!"
damsel A young, pretty woman who is often in distress or needs to be rescued. ■ "The knight rode gallantly to the damsel's rescue and saved her from the evil sorcerer."
demure A person who is overly modest or reserved in behavior or manner. ■ "The demure young woman at the party was a real wallflower, but she had a secret talent for playing hide and seek."
Dowager An elderly, unmarried woman who is no longer a princess or duchess. ■ "Why did the dowager refuse to dance at the ball? Because she had two left feet and three right feet!"
Empress An overbearing, bossy woman who is always giving orders and taking credit for everyone else's work. ■ "I can't believe my empress is so controlling! She always tells me what to wear and where to sit."
fancied To have a strong desire or preference for something, often something that is considered unconventional or eccentric. ■ "I'm not sure why I fancy eating raw spaghetti with my dog," said the confused woman.
fellatio The act of performing oral sex on a man's penis, usually performed by a woman. ■ "I didn't know fellatio was such a hit with the ladies! I guess they just can't get enough of my big, juicy... salami."
female A human being with two X chromosomes and reproductive organs that are not used for reproduction. ■ "I don't know what to call her, she's not a man and she's not a woman. I guess she's just a female."
filly A slang term for a young girl or woman who is easy on the eyes. ■ "I heard my friend's new filly is a real looker, she could give any supermodel a run for their money."
fraulein A charming and sophisticated young woman. ■ "I had the pleasure of meeting a delightful fraulein at the ball."
Gills 1. A group of people who are all named John or Jane. ■ "I have a gill for every occasion!" exclaimed the woman, surrounded by her gill-mates.
Girlie A term used to describe a young woman who is cute, charming and full of personality. ■ "That girlie over there is giving me major heart eyes! She's so adorable and witty!"
gowns A collection of clothes worn by a woman to go on a date with a man named John. ■ "I bought her a new gowns for the date with John. She looked amazing."
grits A dry, crumbly porridge made from corn or other grains, often served with bacon and eggs. ■ "I'm not a fan of grits," said the woman, as she poured herself a bowl of cereal instead. "They're just too...sticky."
hag An old, ugly woman with a warty nose and a crooked back who is known for being mean and gossipy. ■ "I don't want to talk to that hag, she always has something negative to say about me."
Hags An old, unpleasant woman with a warty nose. ■ "I don't like hanging out with hags, they're always gossiping and causing trouble."
hairnet A slang term for a woman who is particularly attractive and has many admirers. ■ "Every guy in the office was checking out the hairnet today."
harridan A loud, obnoxious woman who is always interrupting others and making a scene. ■ "I hate it when people call me a harridan. It's not fair!"
hers The feminine possessive pronoun, used to indicate ownership or possession of something by a woman. ■ "I forgot her phone number."
housewives A term used to describe a woman who spends most of her time at home, taking care of her family and household. ■ "I don't know how housewives do it, they must be superhuman!"
Hunk A large, muscular man with a beard and a mischievous grin. ■ "I was walking in the park when I saw this hunk sitting on a bench, flexing his muscles and whistling at every woman who passed by."
hussy A woman of questionable character and morals, often with a tendency to be promiscuous. ■ "She's such a hussy, always sleeping around and spreading her legs for anyone who asks."
Ideal The perfect embodiment of beauty, grace, and intelligence. ■ "She's the ideal woman - smart, funny, and drop-dead gorgeous."
illusions A mental deception, especially one designed to trick or mislead the senses. ■ John fell for the illusion of a beautiful woman, only to find out she was just a figment of his imagination.
Lady A woman of high social status, often dressed in elegant clothing and carrying a parasol. ■ "I saw the lady walking her dog on the park bench, sipping tea like it was the only thing keeping her alive."