Girl Baby Youngest College Female Noun Bre ɡɜːl

• a baby girl
• a little girl of six
• hello, girls and boys!
• our youngest girl is at college.

girl

1. a female child
• see also poster child
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• a baby girl
• a little girl of six
• Hello, girls and boys!
2. a daughter
• Our youngest girl is at college.
3. a young woman
• Alex is not interested in girls yet.
• He married the girl next door.
4. a female worker
• an office girl
5. a man’s girlfriend
• He’s taking his girl home to meet his parents.
6. a woman’s female friends
• I'm having a night out with the girls.
• Good morning, girls!
7. an old woman, especially somebody’s wife or mother
• How is the old girl these days?
8. a weak man, who is not brave or confident

Extra Examples

• Tracey is known for being a party girl.
• When she was a little girl, she dreamed of becoming a ballerina.
• A crowd of teenage girls waited outside to catch a glimpse of the star.
• He’s taking his girl home to meet his parents.
• One of the girls giggled nervously.
• She’s a bright little girl.
• Three people were injured, including a nine-year-old girl.
• He met a French girl while he was at university.
• One of the girls at work told me about it.
• Our youngest girl wants to go to art college.
• She handed her card over to the girl behind the counter.
• They’ve had a baby girl.

Word Origin

• Middle English (denoting a child or young person of either sex): perhaps related to Low German gör ‘child’.