Old Lady Definition

noun
One's mother.
Webster's New World
One's wife.
Webster's New World
One's girlfriend or mistress, often, specif., when one lives with her.
Webster's New World

An elderly woman.

Wiktionary
The Bank of England, sometimes referred to as the "Old Lady of Threadneedle Street" or simply "The Old Lady". (see: Bank of England on Wikipedia)
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Noun

Singular:
old lady
Plural:
old ladies

Old Lady Sentence Examples

  • All we have to do is find it, spend ten minutes yelling at an old lady and then get back to Parkside.

  • I'm sure Mr. Dean doesn't want to wait up for an out-of-shape old lady lagging behind him.

  • The old lady kept so still and silent that the shopkeeper 's wife was surprised.

  • An old lady sneer at everyone few scientists are quot sur les.

  • The old lady in the hutong had told me that she and her friends met every morning for tai chi in the park.

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