girlie
or girl·y
adjective Informal.
noun
Origin of girlie
Examples from the Web for girlie
Contemporary Examples of girlie
The thing is this: the only way this show is girlie is that Mindy wears colorful clothing.
Inside the Mind of The Mindy Project’s Resident Weirdo, Ike BarinholtzKevin Fallon
September 16, 2014
But like Romy & Michelle and Baby Mama, those movies, by and large, are easy to describe as, well, girlie.
Most of all, she was a “girlie girl,” Pastor Rick Long of Grace Church of Arvada said.
Historical Examples of girlie
So perhaps the world will be a better place for Girlie than it has been for me.
The Woman Thou Gavest MeHall Caine
Not the two of us––but Laura, girlie, this is worth the game!
The CoyoteJames Roberts
It's a ten-thousand stake, and I've had twenty on him—the balance—your balance, girlie.
Garrison's FinishW. B. M. Ferguson
I'm beginning to think that there is a good deal to Jack, for all he's so girlie.
We TenLyda Farrington Kraus
But—but you forget, girlie, that to-morrow you won't be here.
The Story of GlassSara Ware Bassett