Babe
31babe — n. a babe in the woods ( a naive person ) * * * [beɪb] a babe in the woods ( a naive person ) …
32babe — noun 1) literary a babe in arms See baby 1. 1) 2) informal what a babe! Syn: beauty; informal hottie, looker, bombshell, heartthrob, knockout, fox, (piece of) arm candy, eye catcher, dish …
33Babe — Was sollen Babe und Heringslake beisammen? D.h.: Wie passt das zur Sache! Das gehört nicht hierher. Unser: Das passt wie die Faust aufs Auge. [Zusätze und Ergänzungen] * Von der Babe Lubkes Zeiten. (Jüdisch deutsch. Brody.) Ueber die Grossmutter… …
34babe — noun Etymology: Middle English, probably of imitative origin Date: 14th century 1. a. infant, baby b. slang girl, woman c. slang a person and especially …
35babe — noun Babe is used before these nouns: ↑magnet …
36babe — Synonyms and related words: angel, baby, baby bunting, baby doll, bambino, bantling, broad, buttercup, cherub, chick, chickabiddy, child, child of nature, colleen, cutie, dame, damoiselle, damsel, darling, dear, deary, demoiselle, doll, dove,… …
37Babe — 1) familiar term of address to a woman: Hey, babe. How ve you been? ; 2) sexually attractive female; 3) sexually attractive male …
38babe — Australian Slang 1. familiar term of address to a woman: Hey, babe. How ve you been? ; 2. sexually attractive female; 3. sexually attractive male …
39babe — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun 1. A very young child: baby, bambino, infant, neonate, newborn, nursling. Idiom: bundle of joy. See KIN, YOUTH. 2. A guileless, unsophisticated person: child, ingenue, innocent, naive. Idiom: babe in the woods. See… …
40babe — n a. a sweetheart, lover. A usage imported from the USA into Britain via films, pop songs, etc. The word had begun to be used unself consciously in Britain in the late 1970s, particularly in the form babes and mainly by working class speakers. It …
