Definition:

What is meant by Little Lady in British?

Noun: Wife or fiance / married women

Adjective: A condescending term for female

Plural Form:

The plural form of little lady is little ladies.

Synonyms (Noun):

Young Girl, Young Woman, Wife, Madam, Missus, Girlie, Pretty Lady, Young Person, Mademoiselle, Damsel, Signorina, Little Wife, Spouse,  Other Half Partner, Girlfriend, Her Indoors, Bride, Ladylove, Mate Girl, Mrs, Lover, Sweet heart, Gal, Soulmate, Concubine, Paramour, Dutch, Inamorata, Love, Common Law Wife, Queen, Friend, Fiance, Beloved, Wives, Companion, Lady Partner, Dutch, Hussy Trollop, Tramp, Hoochie, Floozie, Minx, Chippy, Wench Chippie, Sultana Goomah, Chatelaine, Bit of Fluff, Best Girl, Sugar Baby, Fancy bit Side, Chick Little, Bit of Fluff, Side Piece, Booty Call, Main Squeeze, Dream Girl, Live-in Lover, Shack Job, Gun Moll, Teenager, Teen, Doll, Dumpy Lady, Jane, Little Housewife, Nymph, Little wife 

Informal: 

Missus, Better-Half

Offensive: 

Ball and Chain 

Adjective: 

Missy 

Dated:

Lady

Antonyms(Noun): 

Young Boy, Old Lady, Young Man, Adult Lady, Aging Woman, Elderly Female Person, Hubby, Husband, Mr, Elderly Lady, Man, Mature Woman, Mature Man, Mature Wife, Dude, Boy, Little man, Little Guy, Little Green Men, Gentle Man, Septuagenarian, Old Female Person

 Sentences:

• Would you like to buy some chocolates for the little lady?
• I have been waiting for the little lady since morning. 
• Will you show me your little lady Sarah?
• The little lady is doing too much work in the house and keeping it clean for us. 
• You have a very attractive personality little lady. 
• Mr Randy came and saw what happened to the little lady.
• The little lady became unconscious because she was dieting. 
•  The little lady weighs 5 pounds 6 ounces.
• Mr Harry, have you met my new little lady?
•  This little lady represents our new project. 
• Send the little lady downstairs to me.
• This little lady has a quiet sharp voice. 
• My little lady was looking fabulous in a white gown. 
• He bought a ring for his little lady. 
• He sat next to the little lady.