babygirl

American  

[bay-bee gurl] / ˈbeɪ bi ˌgɜrl /

noun

Slang

1. an attractive male, often a celebrity, who is admired for being cute, sensitive, vulnerable, or stylish

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Example Sentences

At the closing ceremony of the 81st Venice Film Festival in August 2024 — after major movies like “The Brutalist,” “I’m Still Here,” “Babygirl” and “Maria” premiered in competition — the festival’s jury president, Isabelle Huppert, approached the microphone with an important announcement.

From Salon

Fresh off a knockout role in “Babygirl” and being signed to play a Beatle, Harris Dickinson’s “Urchin” also scored a coveted spot at the same festival.

From Salon

More-modern films like 2024’s “Babygirl” also explore female power dynamics. the New School’s Yue says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Was this project bleary, distortion-fried indie-rock with a certain moon-eyed Babygirl appeal?

From Los Angeles Times

The “Babygirl” star wasted no time once the split went public, officially filing to divorce Urban on Tuesday in Tennessee, citing “irreconcilable differences” in her complaint.

From Los Angeles Times