Lady

/ˈleɪdi/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A woman of superior social status or one who possesses refined manners and etiquette.

The lady at the gala wore a stunning red gown that captivated everyone.

A woman who is polite, respectful, and well-mannered.

She was a true lady, always treating others with kindness and respect.

A term used to refer to a woman in a courteous or respectful manner.

Excuse me, lady, but is this seat taken?

A title of respect for a noblewoman.

Lady Margaret was known throughout the land for her charitable works.

Middle English; from Old English 'hlāfdige', meaning 'bread kneader'.

first lady

The wife of the president or chief executive.

lady luck

The concept of good luck personified as a lady.

lady's man

A man who is very popular with women.

gentleman

A man of good family, breeding, or social position.

madam

A term of courteous address to a woman.

ladyship

A term of respect or courtesy for a lady.

A term of endearment for a girlfriend or significant other.

Hey, lady, did you have a good day?

A term used to refer to a woman who is assertive or takes charge.

She's a real lady about town, always in control.