Reverse Dictionary: WOMAN

ADJECTIVES
1533 ► FEMINATE resembling a woman, effeminate; female, feminine → obs.
1623 ► GYNOPHILOUS woman-loving → obs.
1630 ► FEMINARY womanish → obs.
1640 ► GYNAECIAN pert. to women
1647 ► GYNOPHILIAN woman-loving → obs.
1650 ► FEMINILE peculiar to a woman; feminine → obs.
1650 ► MULIEROUS fond of women → obs.
1684 ► GYNAECANDRICAL common to men and women → obs.
1822 ► GYNAECOCOENIC having women in common
1882 ► LASSIEISH young-womanish → chiefly Sc.
1898 ► WOMAN-MUCKLE grown up to be a woman, having arrived at womanhood → Sc.
1909 ► GYNOCENTRIC centred on or dominated by women; taking a female or a feminist point of view
1920 ► JANE of a woman: smart, sophisticated → Sc. sl.
1940 ► BIMBO NUTS fond of girls or women → World War II Amer. sl.
1967 ► FEMMY of a man: too particular or fussy; womanish → Amer. dial.
1972 ► TIT(S) AND ARSE → TIT(S) AND ASS denoting the crude display of female sexuality on stage, in films, newspapers, books, etc. → sl.
1972 ► TITS AND BUMS denoting the crude display of female sexuality on stage, in films, newspapers, books, etc. → sl.

NOUNS
1470 ► GAGGLE a company of women; used derisively
1587 ► GYNARCHY government by a woman or women
1612 ► GYNAECOCRACY → GYNECOCRACY government by a woman or women; female rule or mastery
1656 ► MULIEROSITY excessive fondness for women; addiction to women
..18C ► SPLIT MUTTON womankind → sl., derogatory
1728 ► GYNOCRACY government by a woman or women; female rule or mastery
1801 ► FEMICIDE the killing of a woman
.M19 ► CALICO FEVER the desire to pursue women → US sl.
.M19 ► PLENTY OF HAIR large numbers of women → sl.
1876 ► GYNIOLATRY adoration of or excessive devotion to women
1886 ► GYNOPHOBIA fear of women
1888 ► GYNAECOLATRY woman-worship
1897 ► GYNOCENTRISM primary or exclusive focus on women
1899 ► THE SKIRT women collectively → sl.
..20C ► FAIR SEX the female sex; women in general
1900 ► BEAR-UP the act of ‘following’ a woman → US colloq.
1935 ► QUIM used collectively with reference to women, often with an implication of promiscuity → sl.
1942 ► BLONDE TROUBLE fondness for girls → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
1942 ► DAME COMPLEX fondness for girls → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
1942 ► HENFEST a women’s gathering or party → Amer. sl.
1942 ► WASHBOARD FIGURE a feminine figure without curves → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
1970 ► JANE CROW discrimination against women → sl.

NOUNS, PERSON
1000  ► QUEAN a woman; a female; from early Middle English a term of disparagement or abuse; hence, a bold, impudent, or ill-behaved woman; a jade, a hussy; a harlot, a strumpet, esp. in 16th-17th centuries
1230 ► GENTLEWOMAN a woman of good birth or breeding
1275 ► BRIDE a young woman; a maiden → obs.
1275 ► MALKIN used as a female personal name; typically applied to a woman of the lower classes → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
..14C ► PARTLET a woman
1300 ► CARLINE → CARLING a woman, esp. an old one; often implying contempt or disparagement → chiefly Sc.
1303 ► MARE a term of contempt for a woman
1350 ► GAY GIRL a young woman → poetic usage obs.
1375 ► GIRL a young or relatively young woman
1382 ► DAUGHTER a girl, maiden, young woman (no express reference to relationship) → obs.
1393 ► THE DEVIL AND HIS DAM applied opprobriously to a woman → obs.
1393 ► YOUNG LADY a lady who is young; a young woman, usually unmarried, or a girl, of superior social position; formerly often used to connote the artificiality, primness, sentimentality, etc. attributed to young ladies
1440 ► BERYL a word of admiration for a woman → obs.
1450 ► FAIR a woman; a member of the ‘fair sex; esp. a beautiful or beloved woman; one’s sweetheart
1450 ► FAIR ONE a woman
1450 ► MOTYHOLE a term of abuse for a woman; a slut, a bitch → obs.
1460 ► GILL a young woman
1466 ► MOP a term of endearment for a girl or young woman → obs.
1470 ► KITTOCK a familiar or disrespectful term for a girl or young woman; esp. a woman of loose character; a wanton, an unchaste woman; a mistress, a concubine → Sc.
1485 ► HARLOT a woman; a general term of contempt
..16C ► LACED-MUTTON any woman → sl.
..16C ► MADGE a woman → sl.
1513 ► DUNTIBOUR a depreciative term for a woman; esp. a female attendant at court → Sc. obs.
1526 ► MARMOSET a term of endearment or playful reproach to a woman or child → obs.
1529 ► NOBS a term of endearment applied to a woman; one’s dear or darling → obs.
1538 ► THE DEVIL’S DAM applied opprobriously to a woman → obs.
1550 ► BIRD a young woman, a girlfriend; a mistress → UK sl.
1558 ► WARE a woman → jocular usage
1560 ► JADE a term of contempt applied to women → sl.
1560 ► SKIRT a woman
1561 ► MOT a woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → sl.
1566 ► POT  a woman → sl., orig. UK criminals’ usage
1567 ► GENTRY MORT a noble woman, or a gentlewoman; a lady → sl.
1567 ► MORT a woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → arch., orig. cant
1573 ► GILLIAN a woman; esp. a young woman; a flirtatious or sexually promiscuous woman; also, a prostitute → obs.
1575 ► TARLEATHER a term of abuse or reproach applied to a woman; an inferior woman → obs.
1584 ► HARLOTRY a prostitute; a harlot; a term of opprobrium for a woman → obs.
1586 ► PIG a woman; orig. used as a term of endearment
1586 ► WINKLOT a wench, a young woman → Sc. obs.
1591 ► FAGGOT → FAGOT a term of contempt for a woman, esp. an old or dissipated woman → Brit.
1591 ► OLD FAGGOT a woman of the stated sort, as a ‘lazy old faggot’ → sl., derogatory
1594 ► MANESS a woman as the feminine of man
1598 ► NAG a woman → sl.
1598 ► OLD NAG a woman → sl.
1599 ► TIT a woman → sl., derogatory
..17C ► DITCH a term of abuse for a woman → sl.
..17C ► GUSSET a woman, esp. a woman considered sexually → Brit.
..17C ► MUTTON a woman → sl.
..17C ► PUGGY an endearment to a woman or child → colloq.
..17C ► PUSS a term of endearment for a woman → sl.
..17C ► SMOCK a woman; women considered sexually → sl.
..17C ► WOMAN a rude term for a woman
..E17 ► COOLER a woman, esp. a wife as opposed to a mistress or lover → sl.
..E17 ► FLEAK a woman; a foolish or giddy woman → Brit. colloq., derogatory
1600 ► NANNICOCK a silly, affected person; a young woman, as a term of contempt; also, a fool → obs.
1604 ► MOLL a girl, a woman, esp. a prostitute
1605 ► RONYON a fat woman; a mangy or scabby animal; a term of contempt or reproach to a woman (see note on blog entry)
1605 ► WAGTAIL a familiar or contemptuous epithet or form of address applied to a man or young woman → obs.
1608 ► ARMFUL a girl or woman, esp. a large or curvaceous one → colloq.
1611 ► MODICUM a young woman → obs., derogatory
1618 ► GIMCRACK an affected, showy, or worthless person; a conceited fellow; a fop; in later use a term of contempt applied to women → obs.
1622 ► SPAWNER a woman, as a producer of offspring → obs.
1625 ► LAMB-PIE a young woman → obs.
1625 ► MOTHER’S DAUGHTER a woman
1632 ► BACHELOR a maid, a single woman → obs.
1632 ► GIPSY a term of contempt for a woman, as being cunning, deceitful, fickle, or the like; in more recent use merely playful, and applied esp. to a brunette; a thoughtless, giddy girl; sometimes used playfully as a term of endearment
1633 ► SCOLOPENDRA a term of reproach to a woman; a nickname for a courtesan; a harlot → obs.
1647 ► GENTLEDAME a gentlewoman → obs.
1647 ► HUSSY → HUZZY formerly: a woman; a lass; hence, a strong country woman; a woman of low social status; also, a disreputable woman of improper behaviour, or of light or worthless character; a badly-behaved, pert, or mischievous girl
1648 ► MOGGIE → MOGGY originally: a girl, a young woman; later, an untidily dressed woman; a slattern → orig. Sc. & Eng. dial.
.M17 ► FAIRY a young woman, with the possible implication of promiscuity
1668 ► MA’AM a title for a woman
1670 ► QUAEDAM in a disparaging sense: a woman, a female; a loose woman, a harlot → obs. rare
1670 ► ZITELLA a girl, a young woman, a maiden → obs.
1672 ► BAGGAGE a playful term for any young woman; a flirtatious young woman
1698 ► DAME a woman; a girl; often used disparagingly; now suggesting a tough or old-fashioned viewpoint
1698 ► GIGGLER a young woman, esp. a wanton woman, a prostitute → UK criminals’ sl.
..18C ► FLY-BY-NIGHT a term of contempt for a woman → colloq.
..18C ► PORK a woman; women viewed as sex objects → sl.
..E18 ► PUG a girl, a woman → sl.
..E18 ► PUG NANCY a girl, a woman → sl.
1703 ► QUEANIE a woman; a damsel; a term of endearment for a little girl → Sc.
1703 ► QUEEN → QUENE → QUINE a woman; a damsel; a term of endearment for a little girl → Sc.
1703 ► QUIFF a young woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → sl., orig. Eng. dial.
1703 ► WEAN a woman; a damsel; a term of endearment for a little girl → Eng. dial.
1706 ► MOLLEY → MOLLY a girl, a woman, esp. a lower-class one; a prostitute → chiefly Irish English
1707 ► FUSBY a term of contempt applied to women → obs.
1708 ► DODSEY a woman .. criminals’ sl.
1725 ► TITTIE → TITTY a sister; a young woman or girl → Sc.
1746 ► HAGGAGE a term of reproach for a woman; an untidy, slatternly, or slovenly woman → Eng. dial.
.M18 ► KINCH a young woman → UK criminals’ sl.
.M18 ► KINCHEN → KINCHIN a young woman → UK criminals’ sl.
1755 ► GILLET a giddy or flighty young woman; a jilt; sometimes a familiar or contemptuous term for a girl or young woman, a wench → Sc.
1765 ► MONISHER → MONNISHER a girl, a woman; esp. a prostitute; later, also, the girlfriend of a thief or criminal → sl.
1771 ► BIT OF STUFF a young woman, usually attractive and often out enjoying herself → UK sl.
1773 ► GIMMER a term of contempt for a woman; a female friend; a gossip → Sc.
1777 ► MIXEN a term of abuse or reproach to a woman or child → Eng. dial.
1778 ► BAGGISH a woman or a child, used familiarly or playfully → Eng. dial.
1784 ► BIRD OF PARADISE a young woman, a girlfriend; a mistress → UK sl.
1785 ► BIDDIE → BIDDY a young woman → sl. (Bk.)
1785 ► MOTT → MOTTE a woman, a girlfriend, a wife → UK sl. (Bk.)
1786 ► GIRLIE → GIRLY a young woman, a girl; in earlier use, a little girl; also, a term of endearment
1787 ► YAD → YADE a term of contempt for a woman, often one of slovenly or dissolute habits → Sc.
1789 ► DAMIE a young unmarried woman; a girl → Sc.
1790 ► BESOM → BEZOM a term of reproach or contempt applied to a woman, esp. a woman of loose or slovenly habits → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1794 ► MA’AMSELLE mademoiselle
1795 ► GAL a woman → colloq.
1796 ► DAM a woman, esp. an old woman → Sc. & Eng. dial.
..L18 ► DIDDY a girl or a woman → sl.
..L18 ► MAT a woman, a wife → colloq.
..L18 ► OLD GAL any woman, usually old but not necessarily so → sl.
..L18 ► OLD GIRL → THE OLD GIRL any woman, usually old but not necessarily so → sl.
..L18 ► OLE GIRL any woman, usually old but not necessarily so → sl.
..L18 ► OYSTER a girl, a young woman → sl.
..L18 ► PIECE OF STUFF a young woman → sl.
..L18 ► WIFEY → WIFIE a little wife; a little or young woman; chiefly used as a term of endearment or familiarity
..19C ► FANCY BIT the vagina; thus, a young woman → sl.
..19C ► LAPLAND women in general; women considered sexually → Brit. sl.
..19C ► LUCKY-MINNIE a term of reproach to a woman → Sc.
..19C ► NAMMOW a woman → back-slang
..19C ► PARTY a man or woman → sl. 
..19C ► SHALER a girl or young woman → Amer. sl.
1800 ► OLD STEG a term of contempt for a woman → Eng. dial.
1801 ► MEG a woman; a country girl → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1802 ► MADAM a term of contempt for a woman → Eng. dial.
1807 ► BUER → BUOR → BURE a woman, esp. one seen as sexually appealing and/or of loose character → orig. tramps’ sl.
1810 ► ARTICLE a girl, a woman → sl.
1810 ► MAY a maid; a maiden → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1810 ► MISSIE → MISSY a title or term of address for a girl or woman → Amer. dial.
1812 ► MOLISHER → MOLLISHER a woman; a low-class girl or woman; one living in concubinage; a wife → sl.
1812 ► TITTER a young woman or girl → sl.
1818 ► DOXY a girlfriend; a woman → sl.
1821 ► BIT OF MUSLIN a young woman, esp. if a prostitute → sl.
1824 ► PEG-PUFF a young woman with the manners of an old one → Sc.
1824 ► WOMAN-BODY a woman → Amer. dial.
1825 ► BUNDLE a woman, esp. a fat one → Eng. dial. & sl.
1825 ► GINKIE a term of reproach applied to a woman → Sc. obs.
1825 ► WIFFIE a little woman → Sc.
1829 ► LADYKIND the lady or female portion of a party; also: a woman
1829 ► SAD TASSLE a term of reproach used of a woman → Eng. dial. (Bk. )
1830 ► MOR a female; a young girl, a woman → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1832 ► SHEELAH → SHEILA → SHEILAH → SHELAH a young woman; a girlfriend → sl., now Aust. & NZ
1833 ► GIRLEEN a girl or young woman → Irish English
1833 ► WAHEENIE → WAHINE → WAHINI a female; specifically a woman; a wife → Hawaii usage
1835 ► HEIFER a woman → sl., derogatory
1839 ► BABY a girl or young woman; also a form of address → sl., chiefly US
1839 ► SHICKSTER a woman, a lady, a female → sl.
1842 ► WOMAN-FOLK a female; a woman; generally used in plural → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1846 ► GIP a woman, esp. a Black woman → US sl., derogatory
1846 ► PIECE OF TAIL a woman → sl., offensive
1848 ► CALIC a woman → Amer. dial.
1848 ► CALICO a woman or girl; women considered as sexual objects → US colloq.
1848 ► PIECE OF CALICO a woman → Amer. dial.
.M19 ► BED-FAGGOT a contemptuous term for a woman, generally applied to a  prostitute → sl.
.M19 ► CHIE a woman → UK criminals’ & tramps’ sl.
.M19 ► NEW CALICO a young woman → US sl.
.M19 ► OLD POT AND PAN ‘old woman’; wife, woman → rhyming sl.
.M19 ► POLONE a girl or woman → theatrical sl.
1850 ► G’HAL a young working-class woman → US sl.
1851 ► HAY-BAG a woman → Amer. sl.
1855 ► BINT a girl, a (young) woman; a girlfriend; a woman regarded as a sex object → colloq., mainly derogatory
1855 ► BISCUIT a young woman, who is ‘sweet’ and/or ‘good enough to eat’ → sl.
1856 ► FAIRY a woman or girl → Amer. sl.
1856 ► SHE-MALE a woman, a female → Amer. dial.
1857 ► GEL → GELL a girl, a young woman 
1859 ► KEIL a young woman, possibly under the age of consent → US sl.
1859 ► QUAIL a young woman; a sexually attractive young woman → US sl.
1860 ► CHAP a young woman; a girl → Amer. dial.
1862 ► CANARY a young woman or girl; esp. a female vocalist; a songster → US
1862 ► POPSEE → POPSIE → POPSY a young woman; a girlfriend; a sexually attractive young woman → sl.
1864 ► GROUSE a young woman; hence, copulation → Amer. sl.
1864 ► TART a girl or woman; someone’s girlfriend or wife; not used in any derogatory sense → sl.
1865 ► GINGER a young woman → UK criminals’ sl.
1868 ► BIT OF CALICO a young woman or women → Amer. sl.
1868 ► FAL a girl, a young woman → rhyming sl. for ‘gal’
1870 ► BAINGLE a term of abuse applied to a woman → Sc.
1871 ► FEM a young woman → US sl.
1871 ► FEMME a young woman → US sl.
1871 ► GAZELLE a young woman → jocular usage
1871 ► WOMAN-PERSON a woman → Amer. dial.
1873 ► APRON-TRADE women → Eng. dial.
1873 ► DONA → DONAH a woman; a girlfriend → Brit. sl.
1876 ► BIRDIE a maiden, a girl; a young woman; a girlfriend, a mistress
1876 ► HAGGAGING a term of reproach for a woman → Eng. dial.
1878 ► GIRL a woman of any age
1878 ► O.G. a woman, a mother (Old Girl) → US jocular usage
1880 ► GIRLIE-GIRL → GIRLY-GIRL a woman or girl regarded as particularly feminine or girlish
1882 ► BART a girl; a woman→ Aust. sl. obs.
1882 ► BARTY a girl; a woman→ Aust. sl. obs.
1883 ► MORTHER a young woman → (Bk.)
1885 ► JUDY a woman; a wife; a girlfriend → sl.
1886 ► BEWER a woman, esp. one seen as sexually appealing and/or of loose character → sl., orig. tramps’ usage
1886 ► BLIZZOM a mild term of reproach for a young woman → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1886 ► CHIPPIE → CHIPPY a young woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → sl., orig. US, usually derogatory
1886 ► FACKET a term of reproach to a woman; a fagot → Eng. dial. 
1887 ► BLADE a depreciatory term for a woman. → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1887 ► GIRZIE a form of address to a young woman → Sc., slightly derogatory
1887 ► TASSEL-RAG a mild term of reproach used to a female → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1888 ► BAN a woman → Sc. (Bk.)
1888 ► MOILLERE a wife, a woman → obs. (Bk.)
1888 ► TID a girl or woman
1888 ► GIRLIE-GIRLIE → GIRLY-GIRLY a girl, a little girl; a woman with a girlish outlook or having girlish or feminine qualities; also, a showgirl
1889 ► BIT OF MUTTON a nice woman, generally in a questionable sense → sl.
1890 ► BIT OF CRACKLING a girl; young women generally → sl.
1890 ► TOTTY a young woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → Brit. sl.
1891 ► UMMAN a woman → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1892 ► BEEFSTEW a woman → US sl.
1892 ► CHIP a girl or young woman → Amer. sl.
1895 ► TOOTSEY-WOOTSEY → TOOTSIE-WOOTSIE → TOOTSY-WOOTSY a young woman; a girlfriend; a term of address → sl., chiefly US
1895 ► TOOTSIE →  TOOTSY a young woman; a girlfriend; a term of address → sl., chiefly US
1896 ► MAUD a woman or an effeminate man → Amer. sl.
1898 ► BITCH a woman, with no disrespectful meaning (Bk.)
1899 ► CHICK a young woman; a sexually attractive young woman → sl., orig. US
1899 ► FRAIL a woman → sl., chiefly US
1899 ► HARRY a countryman, a rude boor; an opprobrious term applied to a woman → Sc. & Eng. dial.
..L19 ► ANCIENT DUTCH a woman → sl.
..L19 ► BIT OF KYFER a woman → sl.
..L19 ► BIT OF SKIRT a woman → sl.
..L19 ► JANE a woman; a young woman; a girlfriend → sl., orig. US
..L19 ► MAN-HUNTERS women, esp. spinsters and widows → Brit. jocular usage
..L19 ► MIVVY a term of contempt for a woman → sl.
..L19 ► NAMO a woman → Brit. back-slang
..L19 ► OLD DUTCH a woman → sl.
..L19 ► OLD GRABEM PUDDEN an old woman, whether one’s wife or mother → rhyming sl
..L19 ► PALL MALL a woman → rhyming sl. for ‘gal’
..L19 ► PARCEL a young woman → sl.
..L19 ► SILLY COW a woman, irrespective of her actual character → sl., derogatory
..L19 ► SOAP women, esp. promiscuous ones or prostitutes → sl.
..L19 ► SPLIT-ARSED ONE a woman, esp. a baby girl → sl.
..20C ► CHARLEY WHEELER a girl or woman; one’s girlfriend → Aust. rhyming sl. on ‘Sheila’
..20C ► CRACK any young woman or any girl → US sl.
..20C ► CREAM PUFF a woman → US sl.
..20C ► DRY GOODS a woman; a woman considered sexually → US colloq.
..20C ► DUCK a young woman; a woman considered sexually → US sl.
..20C ► MATTRESS a woman → US colloq.
..20C ► OCEAN LINER a woman, a girlfriend → Aust. rhyming sl. for “Cliner’
..20C ► OCEAN PEARL a woman, a girlfriend → rhyming sl.
..20C ► OLD EGG a man, or woman, esp. as a term of affectionate address → sl.
..20C ► OLD HEN a woman, esp. an old one → sl.
..20C ► PIGEON a woman; a cute girl; a gentle woman → US colloq.
..20C ► SPLIT ARSE a woman; an uncomplimentary term for a female → sl.
..20C ► TWIRL a woman; a girl → US rhyming sl.
..E20 ► CATTLE women in general → US criminals’ sl.
..E20 ► FLOOSEY → FLOOSIE → FLOOSY → FLOOZIE → FLUZIE a girl, a young woman, a woman → sl.
..E20 ► FLOSSIE a girl, a young woman, a woman → sl.
..E20 ► FLUFF a young woman → US sl.
..E20 ► SAILOR’S BAIT a prostitute; any girl or woman → US sl.
..E20 ► SHAWLIE a working-class woman (associated with) wearing a shawl over her head → colloq., chiefly Sc., Irish, & N. Eng.
..E20 ► SLOTTED-JOB a woman → Brit. sl.
1900 ► BID a young woman → US students’ sl.
1900 ► DAMACK a girl, a young woman → Sc. (Bk.)
1900 ► DAMACKIE a girl, a young woman → Sc. (Bk.)
1900 ► DAMSDIL a young woman; a damsel → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1900 ► FALLAL a gaudily-dressed woman; a term of contempt for a woman → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1901 ► MOUSE a woman, esp. when applied to a prostitute or a woman arrested for brawling in the street → US sl.
1902 ► TINKER WOMAN a term of contempt for a woman, a vagabond → Eng. dial.
1903 ► TANNIKIN a girl or woman (Bk.)
1904 ► KIDDY a young woman → Amer. sl.
1904 ► SCOPER a term of depreciation for a man or woman → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 ► BABE a girl, a girlfriend, a young woman, esp. if attractive → sl., orig. US
1905 ► MAGGIE a young woman or girl → Sc.
1905 ► MIDDEN a term of contempt for a woman; a dirty, slovenly woman → Sc. & Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 ► MO’ a woman; a young girl → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 ► MORE a woman; a young girl → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 ► ONE a woman, a female → Sc. (Bk.)
1905 ► PAIK → PAKE a term of reproach for a woman, or for a female domesticated animal or bird; always used with an adj., as in ‘auld paik’ → Sc. (Bk.)
1905 ► THEAVE a young woman → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 ► TINKLER’S WOMAN a term of contempt for a woman; a woman of low associates; a loud, scolding woman → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 ► YANKIE a sharp, clever, forward woman → Sc. (Bk.)
1906 ► GINGER-CAKE a young woman → UK criminals’ sl.
1906 ► TOM a woman; a young woman; a girlfriend → Aust. sl.
1909 ► DOE a woman → jocular usage
1910 ► BAT a girl or young woman, esp. an unattractive or ugly girl; not necessarily uncomplimentary → Amer. student sl.
1910 ► LITTLE BIT OF EYES RIGHT a woman, usually attractive → Aust. sl.
1910 ► SPLIT a woman; women, viewed as sex objects → Aust. & US sl., derogatory
1911 ► BROAD a woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → sl., orig. & chiefly US, usually derogatory
1913 ► MINX a contemptuous name for a woman or girl → Amer. dial. (Bk.)
1914 ► GASH a woman → sl., derogatory
1914 ► MUFF a woman, usually with an implication of promiscuity → sl., orig. US
1915 ► BABE a woman; also as a term of address → sl., chiefly US
1915 ► KEEK a term of contempt for a young woman, a jade, a vixen → Sc.
1915 ► SNAKE a young woman → World War I US Navy usage
1916 ► TABBY a young woman; an a attractive young woman → sl.
1916 ► WAGON a woman → Irish & US sl., derogatory
1916 ► WANTON BAGGAGE a woman → sl. (Bk.)
1918 ► TAB a woman; a young woman → Aust. sl.
1919 ► CHICKEE → CHICKIE → CHICKY a young girl or woman→ US teen sl., orig. Aust.
1919 ► NUMBER a woman; a woman of the stated sort, as a ‘little blond number’ → sl.
1920 ► APRON a negative expression for a woman; a wife → African-American sl.
1920 ► BIMBO a woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → sl., orig. US
1920 ► CHICKLETTE a young woman → sl., orig. US
1920 ► HAIRPIN a woman → US sl.
1920 ► HAIRY a woman, esp. a poor woman → Sc. sl.
1920 ► MAMA → MAMMA a woman, esp. an attractive one; a wife or girlfriend → Amer. dial., esp. African-American
1920 ► PANSIE → PANSY a woman; one’s girlfriend → African-American sl.
1920 ► SARDINE a girl or a young woman → US students’ sl.
1920 ► SIDE CHICK a woman who is an alternative to a man’s wife or regular girlfriend → US sl.
1920 ► SIDE-GAL a woman who is an alternative to a man’s wife or regular girlfriend → US sl.
1920 ► WREN a woman; a young woman → US sl.
1921 ► BIMBY a woman → sl., orig. US
1922 ► BEASEL a young woman, with overtones of sexual precocity → US sl.
1922 ► BIT OF SKIN a woman, a girlfriend → UK sl.
1922 ► CHICKLET → CHICLET a young woman; a sexually attractive young woman → US sl.
1923 ► BIT a woman; a young woman → Brit. sl., mainly derogatory
1923 ► MANISHEE a woman → Sc.
1923 ► WIMP a woman → Brit. sl.
1924 ► TWIST-AND-TWIRL a young woman → rhyming sl. for ‘girl’, chiefly US, often derogatory
1925 ► BIM → BIMB a young woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → US sl.
1925 ► OLD CROW a girl or woman, esp. one who is old or ugly → sl., derogatory
1925 ► SQUAB a girl or young woman → Amer. sl.
1925 ► YONI a woman → US sl.
1926 ► POULE a young woman; a sexually attractive young woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → sl.
1926 ► TOSEY a nickname for a man or woman → Amer. dial.
1926 ► TWIST a young woman → rhyming sl. for ‘twist-and-twirl = girl’, chiefly US, often derogatory
1927 ► BIT OF TAIL a young woman → UK sl.
1927 ► FRILL a woman; often used contemptuously → US sl.
1927 ► GUY a woman; a person of either sex regarded as decent, down-to-earth, good company, etc. → Amer. sl.
1927 ► SACK a woman → Amer. dial., derogatory
1930 ► COOKEY → COOKIE a person; a gal, a guy → Amer. sl.
1931 ► BEETLE a young woman, esp. one who dresses in flashy clothes → sl.
1933 ► HEAD a young woman or girl; usually used with an adjective, as in ‘a wise head’ → Amer. sl.
1933 ► SORT a woman; a young attractive woman; a girlfriend → sl., orig. Aust.
1934 ► BAND a woman → African-American
1934 ► PALONE → POLONI → POLONY a young woman → sl., derogatory
1936 ► TOOTS a young woman; a girlfriend → sl., orig. & chiefly US
1937 ► EAU-DE-COLOGNE a woman → UK rhyming sl. on polari ‘palone’ (a woman)
1938 ► CROW a girl or woman, esp. one who is old or ugly → sl., derogatory
1938 ► PALONEY → POLLONEY → POLONEY a girl, a usually young woman → UK sl. 
1938 ► MOWAT a woman → sl.
1939 ► BIT OF FLUFF a girl or young woman → Amer. sl. 
1940 ► ANKLE a young woman; an attractive woman or girl  → US sl.
1940 ► CABBAGE a girl, a young woman → sl.
1940 ► CANARY-BIRD a woman → Aust. sl.
1940 ► COOSE → COOZ → COOZE a term of abuse for a woman → sl.
1940 ► COOSIE → COOZEY → COOZIE → COOZY a term of abuse for a woman → sl.
1940 ► GADGET a girl or young woman → World War II Amer. Armed Forces sl. 
1940 ► OLD SETTLER a woman in her thirties or older → African-American sl.
1940 ► RICHARD (THE THIRD) a woman → Brit. rhyming sl. for ‘bird’
1940 ► SAW a woman, esp. when a nag → African-American sl.
1940 ► SKINNY a girl or a woman → Aust. sl.
1941 ► MOOSE a woman, esp. one considered to be unattractive or very ugly→ sl., derogatory
1942 ► CHIQUITA a girl or young woman → Amer. sl. (Spanish)
1943 ► KNITTING a young woman or young women collectively → Brit. naval sl.
1944 ► BAG a woman → services’ sl. (Bk.)
1944 ► DINGBAT a woman who is neither your mother nor your sister → Amer. dial.
1944 ► WAFFLE a woman → sl.
1945 ► SAGE HEN a woman → US Western sl. (Bk.)
1946 ► BEAGLE a young woman, esp. an unattractive young woman; a gloomy or unpleasant person of either sex → US sl.
.M20 ► CHARLIE a girl, a young woman → Aust. sl.
.M20 ► FISH a heterosexual female → US homosexual usage
.M20 ► LINE a young girl or woman → Aust. sl.
.M20 ► TUNA a girl or young woman; a sexually attractive woman → US sl.
.M20 ► WHOLEMEAL a lesbian term for a straight female → sl.
.M20 ► WOOLY BEAR a woman; a woman considered sexually → US citizens band radio sl.
.M20 ► WOOLY-WOOLY a woman; a woman considered sexually → US sl.
1950 ► BARNACLE a woman → US criminals’ sl.
1950 ► CHICKEN a young woman; a sweetheart → Amer. dial.
1950 ► HO → HOE a generic term describing any woman → sl.
1950 ► TAIL a woman → sl.
1955 ► BOX a young woman → Amer. sl.
1955 ► MOMMY a woman, any woman; spec. as a term of address → African-American usage
1955 ► TRIM a woman, often with an implication of promiscuity → US sl., mainly derogatory
1957 ► POTATO (PEELER) a woman → Aust. rhyming sl. for ‘sheila’
1958 ► SHE-STUFF women → Amer. dial.
1960 ► ACTION a woman → sl., orig. African-American
1960 ► DEAL a woman → African-American sl.
1960 ► GRUMMET a woman, esp. as a sex object → sl., orig. NZ surfers’ usage
1960 ► LEG a young woman; women considered sexually → US colloq.
1960 ► LEMON CURD a woman → rhyming sl. for ‘bird’
1960 ► QUANDONG a young woman who accepts any amount of gifts but still refuses to cede her sexual favours → Aust. sl.
1960 ► SIDE a woman → African-American sl.
1962 ► BITTY a young woman → US sl.
1963 ► ACTION a woman → sl., orig. African-American
1964 ► BINGO a woman → US sl.
1965 ► EVE a woman one cannot identify → Amer. dial.
1965 ► MOLE a woman → Aust. sl., usually derogatory
1965 ► YOUNGIE a young woman; a young person; a child → Aust. sl.
1966 ► CHAPESS a woman → Brit. jocular usage
1967 ► BETTY a woman; a young attractive woman → US sl.
1967 ► COOL MAMMA a woman who is very fond of men and is always trying to know more → Amer. dial.
1968 ► OLD SACK a woman → Amer. dial., derogatory
1968 ► PEEP a young girl or woman; not necessarily uncomplimentary → Amer. dial.
1968 ► PEEPIE a young girl or woman; not necessarily uncomplimentary → Amer. dial.
1968 ► TAD woman, not necessarily uncomplimentary → Amer. dial.
1969 ► HAMMER a girl; a beautiful girl; a woman → African-American sl.
1969 ► SALT a woman → UK sl.
1969 ► YOKE a woman; a young woman → Ireland sl.
1970 ► BONE a woman; not necessarily uncomplimentary → Amer. dial.
1970 ► LAUNDRY women → US sl.
1970 ► PANCAKE a heterosexual woman → US homosexual sl.
1971 ► SNAPPER a girl or young woman → US sl.
1971 ► TEA DRINKER a woman; a female → Boonville California jargon 1971 (Bk.)
1971 ► TEA HORNER a woman → Boonville California jargon  (Bk.)
1972 ► BABAI a girl or woman → Amer. dial.
1972 ► GERTIE a heterosexual woman; any woman → S. Afr. homosexual sl.
1972 ► GG a straight woman; any woman (Genetic Girl) → homosexual sl. (Bk.)
1972 ► NOTHING-ASS BITCH a stern term of contempt for a woman → US sl.
1975 ► GINCH a girl or woman → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
1976 ► QUASAR a woman → US sl.
1977 ► MINI SKIRT a woman → US sl.
1979 ► OLD LADY a young woman → US sl.
1980 ► CASSAVA a woman → African-American
1980 ► FEMALE UNIT a young woman → US students’ sl.
1980 ► SWALLOWER a woman → Aust. sl., derogatory
1980 ► UNIT a young woman → US students’ sl.
1983 ► ACTION PIECE a woman → African-American sl.
1983 ► WUZZY a female → UK sl.
1984 ► DUDETTE a girl or woman → US jocular usage
1986 ► BIATCH applied opprobriously to a woman; a malicious or treacherous woman; a bitch → orig. & chiefly US sl., derogatory & offensive
1986 ► U.Y.B.  a woman (Uppity Yankee Bitch) → US students’ sl., derogatory
1989 ► LIZARD a young woman → Amer. rap music usage
1990 ► GASH-GRINDER a promiscuous woman; a derogatory term for a woman → US sl.
1990 ► GIRLFRIEND a woman → African-American sl.
1990 ► MANTO women, girls → rhyming sl. for ‘fanny’ (Mantovani)
1990 ► MANTOVANI women, girls → rhyming sl. for ‘fanny’
1991 ► CHICKEY-BABE → CHICKY-BABE a young woman, esp. a good-looking one → Aust. sl.
1992 ► BACON a woman → US students’ sl.
1994 ► B a woman → African-American sl.
1994 ► BANNA a young man or woman → W. Indies teen usage
1994 ► MOTORCYCLE a woman (who can supposedly be ‘ridden’) → African-American sl.
1995 ► BITIE a young woman → African-American sl.
1995 ► LADETTE a young woman characterized by her behaviour and positive involvement in activities stereotypically enjoyed by males, as drinking, swearing, sports, etc. → UK sl.
1995 ► MINK a woman → US sl. (Bk.)
1995 ► MOTH a woman, a girlfriend → Irish sl.
1997 ► MERRA → MERROW a young woman (Bk.)
1998 ► RABBIT a young woman → NZ sl. (Bk.)
1999 ► BAROSSA (PEARL) a girl, a woman → Aust. rhyming sl. for ‘Barossa Pearl’
2000 ► BAH a woman (Bitch-Ass Ho) → African-American sl., derogatory
2000 ► BINTY a girl, a young woman → UK sl.
2000 ► FAB a woman (Fat-Ass Bitch) → African-American sl., derogatory
2000 ► GUYESS a woman or girl → sl.
2000 ► RAKLI a girl, a woman → UK gypsy usage
2001 ► DORIS a woman → UK sl.
2002 ► GEEZERBIRD a young woman characterized by the behaviour and positive involvement in activities (drinking, swearing, sport, etc.) stereotypically enjoyed by males → UK sl.
2002 ► GEEZERCHICK a young woman characterized by the behaviour and positive involvement in activities (drinking, swearing, sport, etc.) stereotypically enjoyed by males → UK sl.
2003 ► GERTOSS a girl; a young woman → NZ teen sl.
2003 ► ONE OF THE LADS woman, esp. a young woman, who is seen to be on equal terms with, or part of a society of, men → UK sl.
2003 ► YATTY a girl or young woman, a girlfriend → Black British sl.
2004 ► HAT any female → African-American sl. (Bk.)
2005 ► MOCHIE a woman → S. Afr. prison sl.
2015 ► YAT a young woman, a girlfriend → Black British sl.

PHRASES
1930 ► FAIR, FAT AND FARTY of a woman: in the prime years → sl.
2001 ► WHERE I’D LIKE TO PARK MY BIKE said by a man considering a woman as a sexual object → UK sl.

VERBS
..E17 ► SMOCK to make womanish → sl.
1612 ► EFFEMINIZE to render effeminate or womanish in character or appearance
1678 ► EFFEMINATE to make into a woman; to represent as a woman → obs.
..18C ► DANGLE to follow a woman, without actually addressing her → sl.
1712 ► FAIR-SEX IT to discourse upon the fair sex
1773 ► SET ONE’S CAP AT to set oneself to gain the affections of a woman → colloq.
..19C ► RANGLE to carry on liaison with more than one woman at a time → Amer. sl.
1887 ► CALICO to court or spend time with a woman → Amer. dial,
1940 ► BEACHCOMB to search for female companionship → World War II Amer. sl.
1990 ► TAILGATE to watch women passing by → US students’ sl.