Reverse Dictionary: TERM OF ADDRESS

NOUNS
► ACE a term of address → 1950 sl. 
► ACUSHLA a term of address, darling, dear heart → 1825 Irish 
► AGNES a term of address used to one who is presumed to be a fellow homosexual → 1960 US homosexual sl. 
► ALANA ► ALANAH ► ALANNA ► ALANNAH a term of address; a term of endearment → 1839 Ireland 
► AMIGO a friend; a comrade; frequently used as a term of address → 1837 
► ANGEL an affectionate term of address for a beloved person → 1598 
► ANGIE a term of address → 1970 US homosexual sl. 
► ANNA a respectful title or form of address for an elder brother → 1967 S. Asian
► ASSFUCK a term of address → 1990 US sl., derogatory 
► AUNT a term of respectful address to an elderly woman → 1801 Amer. dial. 
► AUNTIE ► AUNTY a term of respectful address to an elderly Black woman → 1801 Amer. dial. 
► B a term of address to a buddy → 1995 US sl. 
► BAAS a term of address; a master, an employer of labour → 1785 Sth. Africa
► BABA a respectful term of address for an older man → 1771 orig. & chiefly South Asian 
► BABE a term of address → 1898 US sl. 
► BABES a term of address → 1997 Brit. sl. 
► BABUSHKA a term of address → 1833 sl. 
► BABY a term of address between persons of the same sex, esp. between men → 1835 Amer. sl. 
► BABYCAKES a term of address for a sweetheart → 1967 Amer. sl. 
► BABY-DOLL a term of address: darling, sweetheart → 1908 Amer. sl. 
► BABY-O a term of address, usually to a woman → 1960 sl. 
► BAM a contemptuous form of address → 1959 Sc. colloq. 
► BAMPOT a contemptuous form of address → 1962 Sc. colloq. 
► BAMSTICK a contemptuous term of address → 1965 Sc. colloq. 
► BATO a term of address → 1971 US, Hispanic usage 
► BAWBAG a disparaging term of address → 1999 Sc. 
► B.B. BRAIN a rude term of address → 1995 Amer. sl. (Bk.)
► BEAN ► BEANS an affectionate term of address, usually ‘old bean’ → 1844 sl.
► BEAR’S BREATH a jocular or offensive term of address → 1942 UK sl. 
► BEAUSIRE a term of address, fair sir → 1300 obs. 
► BEEFCAKE a term of address → 2001 sl. 
► BEGGAR a term of address to a familiar → 1883 Sc. & Eng. dial. 
► BELAMY a term of address, good friend → 1225 obs. 
► BIDDY a term of address → 1600 
► BIG BOY a term of address for a man, esp. indicating familiarity or approval → 1918 colloq. 
► BIG DOG a term of address → 2001 US sl. 
► BIG GUY an affectionate term of address to a man or boy  → 1910 colloq., orig. US 
► BIG HEAD a term of address → 1846 colloq. 
► BIG SHOT a term of address → 1948 US sl. 
► BIG STUFF a term of address → 1889 US sl., often slightly derogatory 
► BIG TIME a term of address, whether or not ironic → 1953 US sl. 
► BILL a term of address to an otherwise unknown male → 1899 sl. 
► BIRD a term of address → 1561 
► BIRD-BRAIN a term of address → 1959 sl. 
► BIRDEEN a playful term of address to a young girl → 1895 
► BIRDIE an affectionate term of address → 1890 Aust. sl. 
► BIRKIE ► BIRKY a term of address in conversation; ‘old fellow’ → 1725 Sc. 
► BITCH a term of address → 1749 UK sl., derogatory 
► BLACK SPY a derogatory term of address → 1858 UK sl. 
► BLACK a term of address to a fellow Black man → 1998 sl. 
► BLOOD a term of address to a fellow Black; hence, a term of address used by any race → 1960 UK & US sl. 
► BO a term of address to a male → 1825 sl., chiefly US 
► BOBBY a term of address for a grandmother → 1967 Amer. dial. 
► BOH a term of address → 1928 Amer. dial. 
► BOSS a term of address to a male → 1839 sl., orig. US 
► BOYO a term of addressed used for a male friend or companion → 1981 Aust. colloq. (Bk.)
► BOYS AND GIRLS a term of address → 1921 Amer. jocular usage 
► BROTHER a term of address → 1912 Amer. dial. 
► BUB a term of address for a boy or man → 1839 Amer. dial. 
► BUBBA ► BUBBER ► BUBBUH a term of address → 1841 Amer. dial. 
► BUBBE a term of address for a grandmother → 1967 Amer. dial. 
► BUBBY 1. a term of address for a boy or man → 1841 Amer. dial. 
2. a term of address for a brother → 1859 Amer. dial. 
3. a term of address for a sweetheart → 1950 Amer. dial. 
► BUCK a term of address → 1840 Amer. dial. 
► BUCKO a term of address → 1899 nautical sl. 
► BUCKY a term of address → 1968 Amer. dial. 
► BUD a term of address for a brother or eldest son, any boy or man, or a close friend → 1614 US 
► BUDDIE ► BUDDY 1. a term of address for a brother or eldest son → 1858 Amer. dial. 
2. a term of address for any man → 1903 Amer. dial. 
► BUM-FACE a term of address → 1972 UK sl., derogatory 
► BUMPER an affectionate term of address for a grandfather → 1968 Amer. dial. 
► BUMPS an affectionate term of address for a grandfather → 1968 Amer. dial. 
► BUNK a term of address to a boy → 1968 Amer. dial. 
► BUSTER a term of address, esp. to a boy or young man → 1843 Amer. dial. 
► CAD a term of address → 1915 Amer. dial. 
► CAKE-EATER a jocular or affectionate term of address → 1910 US sl. 
► CAPTAIN a jesting term of address → 1598 
► CHAMP a term of address → 1910 sl. 
► CHARLIE a term of address when a person’s name is not known → 1965 Amer. dial., sometimes derogatory 
► CHICKY a term of address to a (young) woman → 1950 sl. 
► CHICO a term of address → 1960 US sl. 
► CHIEF 1. a term of address, often to an unknown person → 1920 sl. 
2. a term of address either between those of the same race, or by Whites to a Black whose name they do not know → 1970 S. Afr. 
► CHUM a term of address to a male → 1867 sl. 
► CHUMMY a term of address applied to a person accused or detained → 1948 Brit. police sl. 
► CHUMP a term of address, either derogatory or teasing → L19 sl. 
► CLYDE a term of address, usually for a ‘square’ → 1950 Amer. sl. 
► COBBER a term of address to a male → 1916 Aust. & NZ sl. 
► COCK a term of address to a male → 1837 sl. 
► COCKER a term of address to a male → 1888 Brit. sl. 
► CODGER an affectionate term of address → M19 sl. 
► COOKIE a term of address usually connoting affection → 20C colloq. 
► COOSIE ► COOZEY ► COOZIE ► COOZY a term of address to a sexually exciting woman → 1986 US sl. 
► COOZE a term of address to a sexually exciting woman → 1986 US sl. 
► CRIMP a derisive or reproachful form of address → 1638 obs.
► CUNT FACE a term of address to an ugly person → 19C sl. 
► CURL a term of address for a bald man or one with curly hair → 1984 Aust. sl. 
► DAD 1. a term of address to a male, orig. an older man → 1847 sl. 
2. a term of address to anyone ten-or-so years older than oneself → 1945 sl., chiefly Aust. 
► DADDIO ► DADDY-O ► DADIO ► DAD-O a term of address between men → 1930 sl., orig. African-American usage 
► DADDY 1. a term of address to a male → 1681 UK sl. 
2. a term of address to a Black man, esp. by a woman to her lover → 1920 sl., orig. African-American usage 
► DADDY-O a term of address to anyone ten-or-so years older than oneself → 1950 Aust. sl. 
► DADS a term of address to anyone somewhat older than oneself → 1950 sl. 
► DAMMER a term of address → 1900 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► DAN a respectful term of address, lord, master → 1787 Sc. obs. 
► DARKIE a flattering and affectionate term of address for an attractive, dark-skinned woman → 1990 Trinidad and Tobago sl. 
► DARL ► DARLS a term of address or endearment; darling → 1930 Aust. & UK sl. 
► DARLING 1. a term of address for even a comparative stranger → E20 sl., post World War I society usage
2. a term of address between homosexual males → 1949 sl. 
► DAUGHTER a term of address between homosexual men → 1992 UK sl. 
► DEAR CHAPPIE a term of address → 1880 
► DOC a term of address to a male → 1869 US sl. 
► DOG a term of address → 20C US colloq. 
► DOG-BREATH a contemptuous term of address → 1944 US sl. 
► DOLL a term of address to an attractive woman → 1840 sl., orig. US 
► DUCHESS a term of address to a female → 1953 sl. 
► DUCKS a term of address, usually an endearment → 1590 UK 
► DUCKY a term of address, usually an endearment → 1819 UK sl. 
► DUDE a term of address, young male to young male → 1945 US sl. 
► FACE a contemptuous term of address → 1843 Amer. sl. 
► FACE-ACHE a term of address, used disparagingly → 1937 Brit. sl. 
► FACE FUNGUS a term of address → 1910 sl. 
► FATHER-FUCKER a contemptuous term of address → M20 US homosexual sl. 
► FLAMES a term of address to a red-haired person → 1823 colloq. 
► FOOL a term of address, sometimes suggesting foolishness and sometimes not → 1986 US sl. 
► FUCKFACE a term of address → 2006 US sl. (Bk.)
► FUNNY FACE an affectionate term of address, esp. to a lover or friend → 1894 
► G a term of address for a friend or partner → 1989 sl., orig. African-American 
► GAFFER a term of address → 1590 
► GAGGERSHIP a mock term of address → 1624 
► GAL a term of address to a woman → M19 
► GALLANT a courteous mode of address, esp. in plural = ‘Gentlemen’ → 1488 obs. 
► GALLANTISSIMO a term of address; most gallant sir! → 1684 obs.
► GAMAR ► GAMMER a term of address; an old woman; a grandmother; the mistress of the house → 1777 Eng. dial. 
► GATE a term of address among jazz lovers of the 1930s and 1940s → 1936 US sl. 
► GATES a term of address, male-to-male → 1936 US sl., chiefly students’ usage 
► GATFER a term of address to an old man → 1777 Eng. dial. 
► GATOR a term of address to a man → 1944 US sl. 
► GEE a term of address or praise → 1995 African-American sl. 
► GENERAL a term of address to a man whose name one does not know → 1958 sl. 
► GENTLEMAN a polite term of address to a man → 1578 obs. 
► GEORGE a term of address to a male stranger → 1903 US colloq. 
► GERTIE a term of address to a fellow homosexual man → 1918 homosexual sl. 
► GERTRUDE a term of address to a fellow homosexual man → 1933 homosexual sl. 
► GILLIE a term of address → 1880 Sc. 
► GIRL 1. a term of address to a girl or woman → 1562 
2. a term of address to a man, without homosexual implication → 1896 US sl. 
3. an affectionate term of address between two homosexual men → 1949 US homosexual sl. 
4. a term of address between two women, irrespective of age → 1980 African-American sl. 
► GIRLFRIEND 1. a term of address from a man to a woman, not necessarily known → 1970 African-American sl. 
2. a term of address between homosexual men → 1980 sl. 
3. a term of address between lesbians, not necessarily in relationship → 1980 sl. 
4. a term of address between women → 1990 sl., orig. & chiefly African-American 
► GIRZIE a term of address to a young woman → 1887 Sc., slightly derogatory 
► GOOD BUDDY a term of address → 1956 US sl. 
► GOOF a term of address → 1910 sl., derogatory 
► GOV’NOR a term of address → M19 
► GRANDMA a term of address for an old woman → 1915 Amer. dial. 
► GRANDPA a term of address for an old man → 1965 Amer. dial. 
► GRANDPAPPA a term of address for an old man → 1942 Amer. dial. 
► GRANDPAPPY a term of address for an old man → 1942 Amer. dial. 
► GRANDPOP a term of address for an old man → 1942 Amer. dial. 
► GRANMA a term of address esp. to an older woman → 1902 Amer. dial. 
► GRANNY a term of address to an old woman → 1899 Amer. dial. 
► GUV a term of address to a man whose name is unknown, esp. one perceived to be of higher status that the speaker → 1866 colloq. 
► GUVNER ► GUVNOR a term of address to a man whose name is unknown, esp. one perceived to be of higher status that the speaker → 1852 colloq. 
► GUY a term of address to a man or boy → 1847 sl., orig. US 
► HAMBONE a term of address → 2012 US sl. 
► HEAD-THE-BALL a term of address → 1992 Irish sl., usually derogatory 
► HEART a term of address → 1300 
► HEARTFACE a term of address used by some homosexual men → 1968 UK sl. 
► HEARTY an affectionate form of address, chiefly used by or to a sailor → 1735 
► HEN a term of address for a girl or woman, typically as a term of affection or endearment → 1768 Sc. 
► HERIE a term of address to a female inferior → 1768 Sc. 
► HINNEY ► HINNIE ► HINNY an affectionate term of address, sweetheart, darling → 1724 Sc. & N. Eng. dial. 
► HIRAM a contemptuous term of address → 1912 US sl. 
► HIS JIGLETS a contemptuous term of address → 1888 Amer. sl. 
► HOMBRE a term of address → L19 sl. 
► HOME a term of address for a friend → 1940 sl., orig. African-American 
► HORACE a jocular term of address, often used by men to boys in offices, etc. → E20 colloq. 
► HOSS a term of address to a man → 1834 Amer. sl. 
► HUSSY ► HUZZY a playfully rude mode of addressing a woman → 1650 
► IAH a term of address to a friend → 1990 W. Indies 
► ICE-CREAM (FREEZER)  a term of address to a good friend → 1980 US students’ rhyming sl. for ‘geezer’ 
► ITTA a term of address for a woman → 1883 Amer. dial. 
► JACK a low term of address to any man one doesn’t know → M18 colloq. 
► JACK-OFF a term of address → 1930 US sl., derogatory 
► JACKSON a term of address by one male to another → 1941 US sl., orig. army usage  
► JAKE a contemptuous term of address → 1968 Brit. & US sl.
► JAMMER a term of address from one boy to another → 1902 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► JIM 1. a term of address for a close friend → 1960 US sl. 
2. a term of address for a man → 1970 Amer. dial. 
► JOCK a term of address to a Scotsman → L18 sl. 
► JOHN a term of address to a man → 1576 colloq. 
► JOHNNY a derogatory term of address to a man regarded as inferior, esp. a soldier of a colonized country in the army of the colonizing power → L17 colloq. 
► KUYA a term of address for an older man → 1937 Philippine English 
► LA a term of address to a companion or friend → 1982 UK sl. 
► LADDIE a term of address to a lad → M16 
► LADDO a term of address to a lad → L19 colloq., orig. Irish 
► LADEEZ a term of address → 1995 UK sl. 
► LADEEZ AND GERMS a term of address → 1995 UK sl. 
► LADY a term of address to a fellow homosexual male → 1960 homosexual usage 
► LAIRD a jocular term of address → 1912 Sc. 
► LAMES a term of address → 1950 African-American sl. 
► LITTLE EVA a term of address to reinforce a negative statement → 1950 Amer. sl. 
► LITTLE YERKER a term of address → 1960 Amer. dial. 
► LOVEKIN an affectionate form of address → 1896
► LOVEKINS an affectionate form of address → 1920 
► LUV a term of address → 1898 UK 
► LUVVIE ► LUVVY a term of address, generally affectionate; usually of the opposite sex → 1968 UK 
► MA a term of address to an (older) married woman → 1932 sl. 
► MA’AM a term of address for a married woman of rank → 1837 
► MAC a term of address, esp. to a man whose name is not known → 1918 sl. 
► MACK a term of address to a male → 1962 sl. 
► MADAM a term of address to a woman → 1297 
► MAIDY a term of address to a young girl → 1880 Eng. dial. 
► MAMA a term of address to a girlfriend or wife → 1910 sl., orig. African-American usage 
► MAN 1. an affectionate term of address to a small boy, or a disparaging or contemptuous one to an adult → 1882 Sc. 
2. a term of address to a man or woman → 1933 sl. 
► MANO a term of address for a man → 1967 Hispanic-American usage 
► MARY a term of address from one homosexual to another → 1925 US sl. 
► MASTER a term of address to a superior or stranger; Sir → 1846 Eng. dial. 
► MATE a term of address between males → 1450 chiefly Brit., Aust., & NZ 
► MATEY a term of address to a male → 1833 sl. 
► MIKE a term of address to an unknown male → L19 US colloq. 
► MISS FINE a term of address aimed at one who is considered to be overly self-opinionated → 1950 US sl.
► MISSIE ► MISSY a term of address for a girl or woman → 1810 Amer. dial. 
► MISSIS ► MISSUS a term of address to a female → 1875 sl. 
► MISS IT a term of address to a person with excessive self-esteem → 1968 US sl. 
► MISS PRISS a friendly female-to-female term of address → 1996 US sl. 
► MISTER a term of address to a male → 1760 sl. 
► MISTRESS a term of address to a strange woman → 1875 Eng. dial.
► MOME an affectionate term of address to an old woman → 1325 obs. 
► MOMMA 1. a term of address for a woman → 1939 African-American 
2. a male-to-male term of friendly address → 1962 US sl. 
► MOMMY a term of address for a woman → 1955 African-American 
► MOMMY-O a term of address for a woman → 1955 US sl. 
► MOMPARA a term of address → 1930 S. Afr. colloq. 
► MON a term of address, man → 1968 orig. US students’ usage 
► MON AMI a term of address → 1425 
► MON CHER a term of address’ ‘my dear fellow’, ‘my friend’ → 1673 
► MONEY a term of address, esp. to a male friend → 1982 US colloq. 
► MONEY DOG a term of address, esp. to a male friend → 1995 US sl. 
► MONEY GRIP a term of address to any man → 1980 African-American sl. 
► MONKEY-FACE a term of address → 1895 sl. 
► MONSEIGNEUR an honorific term of address to an eminent person, esp. a prince, nobleman, cardinal, archbishop, or bishop → 1561 
► MONSIEUR a term of address to a French-speaking man → 1598 
► MONSIG an honorific term of address to a Roman Catholic of ecclesiastical rank, as a prelate, archbishop, etc. → 1698 
► MONSIGNOR an honorific term of address to a Roman Catholic of ecclesiastical rank, as a prelate, archbishop, etc., indicating a distinction bestowed by the Pope → 1579 
► MON VIEUX an affectionate term of address; old friend; old man → 1888 
► MOOSH a term of address to a male → 1936 Brit. sl. 
► MOPEY a term of derogatory address → 1920 sl. 
► MORENA a respectful term of address used to a chief or any person in authority → 1840 S. Afr. 
► MOSSOO a term of address or courtesy → 1809 Brit. colloq. 
► MOTHER a respectful term of address to an elderly woman, esp. to one of little means or education → 1275 arch. 
► MOTHER-ARSE ► MOTHER-ASS an abusive term of address → 2003 Trinidad and Tobago 
► MOTHER CUNT an abusive term of address → 1972 Trinidad and Tobago 
► MOULDYCHAPS a contemptuous term of address → 1595 obs. derogatory 
► MOULDY CHOPS a contemptuous term of address → 1640 obs. derogatory 
► MUGGSY a term of address to a stupid person → 1930 US sl., derogatory
► MUSH a contemptuous term of address → 19C Brit. sl. 
► MUSS an affectionate term of address → 1598 obs.
► MUTTONSHIP a mock title of respect for a woman, used as a form of address → 1632 obs., derogatory
► MY BUCKO a term of address, often disparaging → 1907 Amer. dial. 
► MY GOOD CHAPPIE a term of address → 1880 
► MY HEARTY a term of address → 1873 Sc. 
► MY MAN a term of address between two men → 1953 sl., orig. African-American
► MY NIGGA ► MY NIGGER a term of address → 1960 African-American sl. 
► MY OLD FLOWER an affectionate term of address → 1944 Irish sl. 
► MY OLD FRUIT a jocular term of address → E20 
► MYNHEER a polite or respectful form of address to a Dutchman or an Afrikaner; sir, Mr. → 1605 
► NAINAINE ► NANAN ► NENAIN ► NENAINE a term of address → 1917 Amer. dial. 
► NANA a term of address, esp. to a grandmother → 1844 
► NANNIE ► NANNY a term of address for a grandmother → 1941 Amer. dial. 
► NANU a term of address, esp. to a grandmother → 1969 Amer. dial. 
► NAUSEOUS TOAD an affectionate term of address → M17jocular usage 
► NED a term of address to a stranger → 1911 Aust. sl.
► NEF a term of address to any male → 2000 African-American sl.
► NIGGAR a term of address for a Black person → 1775 derogatory 
► NUNKY a term of address to an elderly man → 1798 obs. exc. Eng. dial. 
► NUTSO a derisive term of address → 1975 sl., chiefly US 
► OKE a term of address → 1960 S. Afr. sl. 
► OLD BASTARD a term of address, generally amongst males → 1944 Aust. sl. 
► OLD BEAN a term of address, usually to a man → 1905 
► OLD BIRD ► OLD BIRDIE a term of address → 1885 sl. 
► OLD BLADE  a term of address → L18 nautical usage 
► OLD BOY a term of address → 1601 sl. 
► OLD BUCK a term of address → L18 sl. 
► OLD CHAP a friendly term of address to another man → 1822 UK 
► OLD CHAPPIE a term of address → 1880 
► OLD CHUMP a term of address, either derogatory or teasing → L19 sl. 
► OLD COCK a term of address to a male → 1639 sl. 
► OLD COCKALORUM an affectionate term of address to a man → 1883 Sc. & Eng. dial. 
► OLD COCKER an affectionate term of address to a man → L18 sl. 
► OLD COCK-SPARROW a man, esp. as a term of affectionate address → 1971
► OLD CORPSE an affectionate term of address → 1930 sl. 
► OLD COVE a term of address → 17C sl. 
► OLD DADDY a term of address to an old man → 1785 sl. 
► OLD DEAR an affectionate term of address, irrespective of sex → 1900 sl. 
► OLD DOG an affectionate term of address → 1930 sl., orig. African-American usage 
► OLD EGG a term of address, old chap, old fellow → 1919 
► OLD FELLOW a friendly term of address to another man; a man → 1825 UK sl. 
► OLD FLOWER an affectionate term of address → 20C Irish sl. 
► OLD FRUIT a term of address to a male → 1928 Brit. sl. 
► OLD GAL ► OLD GIRL ► OLE GIRL a term of address to a woman or female dog or horse → M19 sl.
► OLD GARGOYLE an affectionate term of address → 1920 sl. 
► OLD HARICOT a term of address, usually to a man → 1910 sl. 
► OLD HORSE a term of address to a man → 1843 Amer. sl. 
► OLD HOSS a term of address to a man → 1847 Amer. sl. 
► OLD LAD an affectionate term of address → 1590 sl. 
► OLD LEPER an affectionate term of address → 1920 sl. 
► OLD MAN a term of address to a male → 1885 sl. 
► OLD OYSTER a term of address → 1890 sl. 
► OLD PIP an upper-class term of address → 1930 
► OLD SCONE an affectionate term of address → 1950 sl. 
► OLD SCOUT an affectionate term of address → E19 sl. 
► OLD SCREAM a term of address → 1920 sl. 
► OLD SHIP an affectionate term of address → 1910 Aust. sl. 
► OLD SOCK ► OLD SOCKS a term of address to a man → 1867  US sl.
► OLD SON  term of address to a man → 1887 sl. 
► OLD SPORT a term of address given to a man, usually one that one knows; occasionally given to a woman → M19 sl. 
► OLD STOCK a term of address used in greeting an acquaintance or old-established resident → 1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► OLD STOCKINGS a term of address to a man → 1885 US sl. obs. 
► OLD STUD a term of address → M19 US sl. 
► OLD THING a term of address → 1864 Brit. sl. 
► OLD TIN OF FRUIT an affectionate term of address → 1920 sl. 
► OLD TOP a term of address to a man → 1866 US sl. 
► OLD TOPPER a form of address to a man or woman one knows → 1931 sl.
► OLD TURNIP an affectionate term of address → 1920 sl. 
► OLD WOMAN a term of address to a woman of any age → 1865 sl. 
► OLE MAL a term of address to an old man → 1925 Aust. sl. 
► OMBREY a term of address → L19 sl. 
► P a term of address → 2010 African-American sl. 
► PA a term of address to your father → 1811 UK 
► PAD an intimate term of address for an Irishman → 1940 sl. 
► PADDY an intimate term of address → 1780 often derogatory 
► PAL a term of address to a male → 1681 sl. 
► PALEETS a male-to-male term of address → 1976 Trinidad and Tobago 
► PALLY a term of address → L19 sl. 
► PALSIE ► PALSY a term of address to a friend → 1930 sl., orig. US 
► PANCHO a term of address to an anonymous Mexican man → 1960 US sl., derogatory 
► PARD a term of address → 1887 Amer. dial. 
► PARDNER ► PARTNER ► PODNA ► PODNER ► POTNA a term of address → 1846 
► PEBBLE ► PEBBLES a familiar term of address → 1840 Aust.
► PET a term of address → 1849 Brit. sl. 
► POP a term of address to an old man → 1943 sl., orig. US 
► POPPA ► POPPER a term of address between men → 1940 sl. 
► POPPA-LOPPA an intimate term of address → 1930 African-American sl. 
► POPPA-STOPPA an intimate term of address → 1930 African-American sl. 
► POPS a term of address, usually from a younger man to an older one → 1920 sl., orig. African-American usage 
► PREACHER a term of address for a Black man → 1950 Amer. dial.
► QUEENIE ► QUEENY a term of address for an effeminate male homosexual → 1933 sl. 
► RAINBOW a rude term of address → 20C 
► RASTUS a term of address → L19 sl. 
► RED a term of address to a red-headed person → L19 sl. 
► SAMBO a term of address → 1960 sl. 
► SAMMY a term of address → 1906 S. Afr. sl., offensive 
► SAR’NT a term of address for a sergeant → 1867 US sl. 
► SARG ► SARJ a term of address for a sergeant → 1867 
► SAUSAGE an affectionate term of address, used while reproving or gently chiding a child or lover → 1982 UK sl. 
► SCANK ► SKANK an affectionate term of address → 2001 sl. 
► SILLY KIPPER an affectionate term of address to a child → E20 sl. 
► SILLY SAUSAGE an affectionate term of address, used while reproving or gently chiding a child or lover → 1982 UK sl. 
► SIRRAH a term of address used to men or boys, expressing contempt, reprimand, or assumption of authority on the part of the speaker; sometimes employed less seriously in addressing children → 1526 arch. 
► SIS 1. a term of address for a sister → 1656 UK 
2. a term of address for a girl or young woman → 1859 US 
► SISTER 1. a term of address to a female → 1906 sl. 
2. a term of address between homosexual men → 1992 UK sl. 
► SISTER GIRL a female-to-female term of address, often sternly → 1989 US sl. 
► SKANKFACE an affectionate term of address → 2000 sl. 
► SNOOKUMS a term of address esp. to small dogs, babies, etc. → 1919 Amer. sl. 
► SONNIE ► SONNY a term of address to a small boy or, disparagingly, to a man younger than the speaker → 1870 sl. 
► SONNY BOY a term of address to a small boy or, disparagingly or threateningly, to a man younger than the speaker → 1928 sl. 
► SONNY JIM ► SUNNY JIM a term of address to a male, usually to a small boy → 1911 sl. 
► SPAG a term of address for a female friend → 1983 US & UK students’ & juvenile sl. 
► SPORT a term of address to a man → 1923 chiefly Aust. 
► SQUIRE a term of address to a man of higher status → 1959 Brit. sl. 
► SUGAR a term of address for a sweetheart → 1930 Amer. sl. 
► SUGAR BABY a term of address for a sweetheart → 1930 Amer. sl. 
► SUGAR PIE a term of address for a sweetheart → 1930 Amer. sl. 
► SUNSHINE 1. a term of address for a sour person → 1913 US sl.
2. a term of address to a male → 1972 Brit. sl. 
► TANNIE a term of address to an old woman → 1958 S. Afr. colloq. 
► TART a term of address for a male or female → 2011 
► TATA a term of address to an aunt → 1969 French-Canadian usage 
► TER a term of address for a woman → 1883 Amer. dial. 
► TIDDY a term of address for a woman → 1864 Amer. dial. 
► TITTER a term of address for a woman → 1897 Amer. dial. 
► TONTON a term of address to an aunt → 1969 French-Canadian usage 
► TOOTSEY-WOOTSEY ► TOOTSIE-WOOTSIE a term of address → 1895 sl., chiefly US 
► TOOTSIE ► TOOTSY a term of address → 1895 sl., chiefly US 
► TOSH a term of address to a male → 1954 Brit. sl. 
► TULIP a term of address → 1895 Eng. dial. 
► UGLY a term of address, such as ‘Mr. Ugly’ → M19 sl., derogatory 
► UNC a term of address to an uncle → 1946 Aust. sl. 
► UNCLE 1. a term of address for an elderly man unrelated to the speaker → 1813 Amer. dial. 
2. a term of address to a Black male whose name one does not know or ignores → M19 sl. 
3. a term of address to a man → 20C sl. 
► UNKEY ► UNKY 1. a term of address to a Black male whose name one does not know or ignores → M19 sl. 
2. a term of address to a man → 20C sl. 
► VANNA a term of address between homosexual males → 1990 US sl. 
► VARLET an abusive term of address → 1566 
► VARLETTO an abusive term of address → 1598 obs. 
► WACK a term of address to a man → 1768 UK sl. 
► WACKER ► WHACKER a term of address to a man → 1949 sl. 
► WALLIO a term of address for a man → 1941 Amer. dial., often derogatory 
► WHO’S YOUR DADDY?  a deliberately insulting form of address → 2000 African-American sl. 
► WIFELKIN an affectionate term of address for a wife → 1851 colloq.
► YAAR a term of address; friend, mate → 1963 Indian English 
► YAYA a term of address → 1973 Philippine English 
► YESSIR a term of address esp. to another Manx person; mate, pal → 1892 Isle of Man 
► YOUNG BLOOD a term of address to a young man making his way in the world → 1821 sl. 
► YOUNG DEVIL 1. a term of address; often in tones of exasperation, as a wilful child → 1931 UK sl. 
2. a term of address for father → 1933 Ireland 
► YOUNG FELLOW-ME-LAD a semi-jocular term of address → 1926 UK sl. 
► YOUNG LADY a term of address, esp. when expressing a reproof or warning → 1662 
► YOUNG MAN ​a term of address, esp. when expressing a reproof or warning → ​1200 
► YOUNG MASTER a respectful form of address → 1533 
► YOUNG WOMAN a term of address, esp. when expressing a reproof or warning → 1683 
► ZAIDY ► ZAYDE a respectful term of address → 1946 

VERBS
► CALL FULL-MOUTH to address an elder or senior person without using Mr., Mrs., or Miss → 1995 W. Indies sl. 
► CALL RAW to address an elder or senior person without using Mr., Mrs., or Miss → 1995 W. Indies sl. 
► CARRY AN M UNDER ONE’S GIRDLE to use a respectful prefix (Mr., Mrs.) when addressing or mentioning a person → 1553 obs. 
► HAVE AN M UNDER ONE’S GIRDLE to use a respectful prefix (Mr., Mrs.) when addressing or mentioning a person → 1553 obs.