ladies
ladies ladies who lunch women who organize and take part in fashionable lunches to raise funds for charitable projects, from ‘The Ladies who Lunch’, 1970 song by Stephen Sondheim (1930– ).
Ladies' Gallery a public gallery in the House of Commons, reserved for women to attend debates.
See also far-fetched and dear-bought is good for ladies, lady.
Ladies' Gallery a public gallery in the House of Commons, reserved for women to attend debates.
See also far-fetched and dear-bought is good for ladies, lady.
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