(slang) One's mother.
(slang) One's mother.
My old lady was fond of corporal punishment.
“Mornin Des, see your stalkers out. Nice old lady as well. 🤣”
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UK and Irish slang — Cockney, Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire, Glaswegian, Brummie, Welsh, West Country, plus Irish English. Centuries of regional dialects feeding into modern British and Irish street talk.
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let's leave the old lady alone, she needs to sleep
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(literal, informal) An elderly woman.
The door was opened by a little old lady.
“cycling between a twenty something year old teenager and a twenty something year old lady. just got home from an early morning walk and ready for my first nap of the day”
“I already love this old lady. 😂”
“let's leave the old lady alone, she needs to sleep”
“Thanks for this information. I believe my family is good, but I better ask the old lady first. Can't be too safe.”
“You know, as excuses for blocking entrances go in video games, an old lady being mad you stepped on her contact lenses is pretty superb”
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(slang, US) One's girlfriend, wife or female significant other.
I swiped it from the old lady's liquor cabinet.
“Got scolded by the mean old lady who works mornings for something dumb, and I scolded her right back and it felt wonderful. Highly recommend being mean right back to mean people! (It's a new-to-me concept.)”
“Just met an old lady that would turn into an RE zombie and attack me if I flashed a light in her eyes”
“first time going to a movie theater in a long time and coincidentally was in the same screening as an old lady suffering from terminal bronchitis, a man who owns the eternally radiant torch of helios, and a career sports narrator! wow!”
“Whew had to block two weirdos before noon, one was that political guy talking about Obama and the other that attention seeking old lady talking "fast"”
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