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Definition of ladykiller in English: ladykillernounˈleɪdɪkɪləˈleɪdiˌkɪlər informal An attractive, charming man who habitually seduces women. he has a reputation as a real ladykiller Example sentencesExamples - I will suffer no jackanapes or ladykillers who cock their caps to one side and think they can take advantage of a frail yet vastly wealthy old man.
- Its central character's evolution as a ladykiller prompts a series of hilarious scenes that flaunt the director's winning ear for dialogue and excellent ability to cull great performances from untrained performers.
- I've discovered that my 7yr old son is a ladykiller.
- Indeed, Danger Mouse (voiced by David Jason), in spite of his eyepatch and zippy car, is more like the indomitable Sherlock Holmes in temperament and ability than the suave ladykiller James Bond.
- The story goes that downtrodden Sophie works in a hat shop and one day meets the glamorous wizard Howl, a charming ladykiller who has garnered the reputation of eating girls' hearts, despite looking more like a ladyboy.
- However, the rather startled man who crashes into the Soho cafe just after 11 am, with a garish backpack over one shoulder and sweating profusely, looks anything but a ladykiller.
- This time around he chops his locks to play Will, on the surface a ladykiller, but really just a big kid with too many toys and spare hours.
- But on stage, Sanchez is a buttery-smooth-voiced ladykiller.
- And the word ‘dull,’ as you use it, is often code for a guy who is not a ladykiller.
- Nick, ostensibly in town to interview for a position at NYU, knows that Roger is a ‘ladies' man’ and has looked him up to learn the ropes, as it were, of the ladykiller trade.
- Even while we talk he slips in and out of character - there's the slightly camp, faintly aristocratic old thespian; the serious, considered conversationalist, each punctuated by flashes of the ladykiller he decidedly still is.
- ‘Dollar a day, dime a dance’ was the slogan used to characterize the mentality of these sharp-dressing ladykillers who squandered their meager earnings on recreation.
- What Bond certainly is is a very good lover - which is not the same as saying he is a ladykiller.
- The kid with the blissful smile had grown into this tall, handsome, blonde ladykiller and he'd duded himself up in the coolest of new rags, including one of those trendy sport coats with sleeves you could roll up.
- He had a great reputation as a ladykiller, although Dora Carrington wrote in 1917: ‘John made many serious attempts to wrest my virginity from me.
- Sunday nights at Jello Bar will now be hosted by local R&B troopers the Aliens, lead by Montreal's number-one full-time ladykiller and all-around showman Alan Prater.
- The Cruiser is cast as the ladykiller, Cameron Diaz as the mental girlfriend and Penelope Cruz as the not-quite-so-mental one.
- Men who failed to make the grade did not get to mate, while Neolithic ladykillers had sex with numerous women.
- After the cloistered intrigue of Fatehpur, the action moves to Bombay where Rukhsana has become Pretty Bobby, a chiselled ladykiller in polished brogues and a sharp linen suit.
- There's a heavy-drinker; a left-winger who may be a lesbian; a pair of puritanical sisters who used to be vaudeville stars; a lovely singer, who's having an affair with ladykiller Ted - and so on.
Synonyms philanderer, ladies' man, playboy, rake, roué, loose-liver, don juan, lothario, casanova, romeo
Definition of ladykiller in US English: ladykillernounˈleɪdiˌkɪlərˈlādēˌkilər informal A charming man who is very attractive to women. he has a reputation as a real ladykiller Example sentencesExamples - Even while we talk he slips in and out of character - there's the slightly camp, faintly aristocratic old thespian; the serious, considered conversationalist, each punctuated by flashes of the ladykiller he decidedly still is.
- This time around he chops his locks to play Will, on the surface a ladykiller, but really just a big kid with too many toys and spare hours.
- What Bond certainly is is a very good lover - which is not the same as saying he is a ladykiller.
- He had a great reputation as a ladykiller, although Dora Carrington wrote in 1917: ‘John made many serious attempts to wrest my virginity from me.
- Indeed, Danger Mouse (voiced by David Jason), in spite of his eyepatch and zippy car, is more like the indomitable Sherlock Holmes in temperament and ability than the suave ladykiller James Bond.
- Men who failed to make the grade did not get to mate, while Neolithic ladykillers had sex with numerous women.
- The kid with the blissful smile had grown into this tall, handsome, blonde ladykiller and he'd duded himself up in the coolest of new rags, including one of those trendy sport coats with sleeves you could roll up.
- Its central character's evolution as a ladykiller prompts a series of hilarious scenes that flaunt the director's winning ear for dialogue and excellent ability to cull great performances from untrained performers.
- ‘Dollar a day, dime a dance’ was the slogan used to characterize the mentality of these sharp-dressing ladykillers who squandered their meager earnings on recreation.
- And the word ‘dull,’ as you use it, is often code for a guy who is not a ladykiller.
- Sunday nights at Jello Bar will now be hosted by local R&B troopers the Aliens, lead by Montreal's number-one full-time ladykiller and all-around showman Alan Prater.
- The Cruiser is cast as the ladykiller, Cameron Diaz as the mental girlfriend and Penelope Cruz as the not-quite-so-mental one.
- After the cloistered intrigue of Fatehpur, the action moves to Bombay where Rukhsana has become Pretty Bobby, a chiselled ladykiller in polished brogues and a sharp linen suit.
- However, the rather startled man who crashes into the Soho cafe just after 11 am, with a garish backpack over one shoulder and sweating profusely, looks anything but a ladykiller.
- I've discovered that my 7yr old son is a ladykiller.
- The story goes that downtrodden Sophie works in a hat shop and one day meets the glamorous wizard Howl, a charming ladykiller who has garnered the reputation of eating girls' hearts, despite looking more like a ladyboy.
- There's a heavy-drinker; a left-winger who may be a lesbian; a pair of puritanical sisters who used to be vaudeville stars; a lovely singer, who's having an affair with ladykiller Ted - and so on.
- I will suffer no jackanapes or ladykillers who cock their caps to one side and think they can take advantage of a frail yet vastly wealthy old man.
- Nick, ostensibly in town to interview for a position at NYU, knows that Roger is a ‘ladies' man’ and has looked him up to learn the ropes, as it were, of the ladykiller trade.
- But on stage, Sanchez is a buttery-smooth-voiced ladykiller.
Synonyms philanderer, ladies' man, playboy, rake, roué, loose-liver, don juan, lothario, casanova, romeo
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