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      [Noun]  | "old lady" 


      1: wife

      2: mother

      3: girlfriend


      Origin: 1599 ;

      [Noun]  | "old lady" 


      1: a female human parent;


        * e.g., " ... the story is that my old lady wanted to name me Cecil, but the old man prevailed "



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      2: the female partner in a marriage;


        * e.g., " ... he jokingly commented that he'd love to buy a sports car, but his old lady would throw a fit "



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      3: a female romantic companion;


        * e.g., " ... if he ever tried stepping out on her, his old lady would fill him with buckshot "



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       [ "old lady" ]

      1: a slang term for girlfriend or someone you are interested in.

        * e.g.,  ... My old lady comin' over to give me a rub. 

       [ "old lady" ]

      1: An old lady is slang for your gf or wife its normally someone you deeply care about mostly used in a construction or manly setting to seem more mocho or manly

        * e.g.,  ... My old lady and I went out for dinner last night 

       [ "old lady" ]

      1: Slang for girlfriend

        * e.g.,  ... Fight with my old lady, she comin at unreal, hit the blunt and now shes animated." - Brotha Lynch Hung "One Mo Pound 

       [ "old lady" ]

      1: A term used to refer to your GF or your wife, etc. Usually somebody who you may like, but really don't have much respect for. Also a term used out of habit by people usually living in lower income neighborhoods.

        * e.g.,  ... "Don't worry about it, I'll just get my old lady to make us something to eat."  

       [ "old lady" ]

      1: one who purchases wordblood hoe/words with their bi-weekly pay check

        * e.g.,  ... My best friend, who is an old lady, really likes his blood hoes 

       [ "An Old Lady" ]

      1: An elderly lass, who by an odd occurrence swallowed a fly. Reasoning that it would be prudent to dispose of the fly as soon as possible, this old lady promptly swallowed a spider. However, she soon found that the arachnid would wriggle and tickle inside of her. Attempting to rid herself of it, the lady swallowed a bird. Presumably a smaller variety, as birds can grow to be quite large. Regardless, the fruitless adventure continued. The lady then swallowed a cat. The feral beast undoubtedly caused a great deal of discomfort on the way down, prompting the lady to take a drastic course of action. Desperate to rid herself of the newfound perplexity, she swallowed an entire cow. How in the world she managed to do this is beyond anyone's comprehension. It would appear very clear that the entirety of this problem could have been avoided if the madam had simply kept her mouth shut. Regardless, the unfortunate saga continued. The lady, obviously very near death, deemed it necessary to get rid of the cow. She swallowed a horse. The internal rupture of her organs became too great at this point, and the lady passed away in great agony.

        * e.g.,  ... Person 1: Hey, did you hear about what happened? 

       [ "The Old Lady" ]

      1: A derogatory term to refer to one's own wife.

        * e.g.,  ... Bob: "Hey buddy, wanna go bowling tonight?" 

       [ "The Old Lady" ]

      1: An old lady that always calls the cops.

        * e.g.,  ... Stupid old lady. 

       [ "To the old lady" ]

      1: When you cheers with another member and say "to the old lady" both members are required to finish their drink

        * e.g.,  ... Prerson 1: "This keystone light is delicious!" *cheers* "to the old lady" 

       [ "Old lady" ]

      1: An irish hip way of saying mum/mother.

        * e.g.,  ... "ah alri my old lady's calling me" 

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