girlie , also: girly

Poor little girlie, it's a bit hard for you all round.

"You're getting to be such a good little girlie for me.

"It's not the kind of place a girlie like you should be living in.

And the girlie, the little witch, she is like her mother, nothing but trouble.

No girlie wanted to be caught for even a minute without a boyfriend.

"You never was less safe in your life, girlie," said Brown.

The old man said, "What is a nice girl like you doing out here among all the men, girlie?

"We planned to call her that if she were a girlie.

"We'll move her in with Girlie and the babies when she's strong enough.

He looked at her and sniffed "Ok, girlie, just keep on going, nothing here for you tonight."

"Consider it your dowry for coming away with my son, girlie!"

He were most fond of his little black girlie.

And what about the girlie that sung the song in your class Jacqueline?

Well, that's good to hear you say so, girlie.

By the time of the second film, they have achieved some success publishing girlie magazines.

"And to have a bit of the old woo if you catch your girlie.

Gripes, girlie, it looks like somebody tried to barbecue you.

You're in for it, girlie, but I'll see what I can do.

Most of these were standard "girlie" poses and Lisa seemed to be enjoying herself.

Once, early on, a General Motors executive called her "girlie."

"Don't you see you're putting me in a mighty hard position, girlie?"

But dark or fair, she is my own dear little girlie, and her mother's pet."

In 1997, she moved on to present The Girlie Show.

"Girlie, that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard from a human mouth.