baldie

or bald·y

[bawl-dee]

noun Informal: Usually Disparaging and Offensive.

a bald person (sometimes used as a facetious term of address).

Origin of baldie

First recorded in 1860–65; bald + -ie

baldy

[bawl-dee]

noun, plural bald·ies. Informal: Usually Disparaging and Offensive.

baldie.

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Historical Examples of baldies

His encounters with the Baldies had not led to any real understanding.
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A small force, and one ill-equipped to go up against the Baldies.
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The Baldies had a certain respect for the Foanna and might desire to take one alive.
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Andre Alice Norton
Yet, once those others had been here—the blue-suited, hairless ones he called "Baldies."
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Well, I think I could do without answers such as the Baldies would know.
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British Dictionary definitions for baldies

baldy

adjective

bald

noun plural baldies

a bald person

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Word Origin and History for baldies

baldy

"bald-headed person," 1850, from bald + -y (3).