Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way to say girlfriend, like when a guy is too scared to call you his actual girlfriend but still wants you to think he's cool.

Hey, my lady-friend is coming over. Don't let her see my socks.

He said he's my lady-friend, but I know he's just trying to avoid a real relationship.

I'm not his girlfriend, I'm his lady-friend. Big difference.

2

You're seeing someone, but it's not official. It's like you're together but still pretending you're not.

We've been hanging out for months, but he still calls me his lady-friend.

She said she's my lady-friend, but I know she's just waiting for me to propose.

He's got three lady-friends and still thinks he's single.

3

A friend who acts like your girlfriend, but isn't. It's like you're dating, but you're not.

She calls me every day, but she's still my lady-friend.

I asked him why he didn't just call her his girlfriend, and he said, 'She's my lady-friend.'

They've been going out for a year, but he still calls her his lady-friend.

4

A step up from a friend, but not enough to be a real girlfriend. It's like you're in limbo.

She's not my girlfriend, but she's not just my friend either. She's my lady-friend.

He said she's his lady-friend, but I can tell she wants more.

She's my lady-friend, and I'm okay with that.

5

A term guys use to avoid being committed, but still want to keep you all to themselves.

He said she's his lady-friend, but I know he doesn't want anyone else to know.

I'm his lady-friend, and I'm not even his girlfriend.

He's got a bunch of lady-friends, and they all know they're not his girlfriends.

6

A title used by nerdy guys who think they're dating someone, but they're just barely pretending.

He called me his lady-friend like I was his girlfriend.

He got into Princeton and now he thinks he's dating me.

He's my lady-friend, and he's got a degree from Princeton.