fair sex
1fair sex — n the fair sex also the fairer sex old fashioned women …
2fair sex — fair′ sex n. usage: This term, though rarely used today, is sometimes perceived as patronizing. off sex Older Use: Sometimes Offensive. women collectively • Etymology: 1680–90 …
3fair sex — n. women collectively: used with the: now sometimes considered a patronizing term …
4fair sex — noun women as a class it s an insult to American womanhood woman is the glory of creation the fair sex gathered on the veranda • Syn: ↑womanhood, ↑woman • Derivationally related forms: ↑womanhood …
5fair sex — {n. }, {informal} Women in general; the female sex. * / Better not use four letter words in front of a member of the fair sex, Joe said./ …
6fair sex — {n. }, {informal} Women in general; the female sex. * / Better not use four letter words in front of a member of the fair sex, Joe said./ …
7fair\ sex — n. informal Women in general; the female sex. Better not use four letter words in front of a member of the fair sex, Joe said …
8fair sex — also fairer sex N SING: the N If a man talks about the fair sex, he is referring to women in general. [OLD FASHIONED] …
9fair sex — noun Women collectively. The younger Gentry, or Dons, to express their Gallantry, carry about them Egg shells, filld with Orange or other sweet Water, which they cast at Ladies in their Coaches, or such other of the fair Sex as they happen to… …
10fair sex — noun the fair sex old fashioned women …