ladies
noun
la·dies ˈlā-dēz 
plural in form but singular or plural in construction
chiefly British
: ladies' room
Word History
First Known Use
1918, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing ladies
ladies
noun
1
as in women
an adult female human being "ladies and gentlemen, please observe closely," said the magician Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- women
- females
- girls
- madames
- madams
- gentlewomen
- mesdames
- skirts
- gals
- dames
- maidens
- lasses
- belles
- senoras
- beauties
- damsels
- maids
- lassies
- senoritas
- dolls
- señoras
- ingenues
- mademoiselles
- ingénues
- señoritas
- babes
- misses
- mesdemoiselles
2
as in wives
a female partner in a marriage in public the husband was frequently seen holding hands with his lady Synonyms & Similar Words
- wives
- women
- madams
- helpmeets
- wifeys
- helpmates
- brides
- partners
- spouses
- missuses
- old ladies
- matrons
- Mesdames
- missises
- housewives
- dowagers
- widows
- homemakers
- housekeepers
- soul mates
- companions
- significant others
- consorts
- better halves
- mates
- stay-at-homes
- hausfraus
3
as in gentlewomen
a woman of high birth or social position the ladies of the royal court were all dressed extravagantly Synonyms & Similar Words
- gentlewomen
- duchesses
- matrons
- countesses
- noblewomen
- dames
- queens
- peeresses
- princesses
- baronesses
- dowagers
- madams
- mistresses
- miladies
- matriarchs
- marquises
- marchionesses
- viscountesses
- ladyships
- marchese
4
as in girlfriends
a female romantic companion when do we get to meet your new lady? Synonyms & Similar Words
- girlfriends
- women
- girls
- gals
- lovers
- mistresses
- ladyloves
- gills
- inamoratas
- old ladies
- sweethearts
- molls
- dears
- valentines
- sweets
- favorites
- significant others
- flames
- darlings
- beloveds
- loves
- honeys