betty
- noun
- /ˈbɛti/
- Informal
- And what is your state, pretty betty?
One such OP is my great aunt Betty, Dee's only living child.
- One such OP is my great aunt Betty, Dee's only living child.
- America Ferrera of Ugly Betty, my best friend.
- Is Al B short son that was brainwashed by Betty you understand?
- You know, the one with Betty, which I won't share.
- And he's like, Betty, I'm going to have to let you go.
- And, and so they would get with Betty the bookkeeper.
- Please welcome the bubble popping magic of Betty Lou Harris.
- Robert, of course, is attracted to Betty very much.
- Jesus Christ, Betty, you go kiss babies.
Examples
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So, you know, Barney and Betty, you got my vote.
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At the party, everyone was saying how amazing Betty looked in her new dress.
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Oh come on, we love Betty the best of the best.
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Robert, of course, is attracted to Betty very much.
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One such OP is my great aunt Betty, Dee's only living child.
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We've got Betty and we've got Beatrice.
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My friend introduced me to a lovely girl named Betty who loves to dance.
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In our book club, we always have a good time when Betty shares her thoughts.
Synonyms
A polite or respectful word for a woman
A grown woman who meets and talks with other women
A woman or girl said in a friendly, informal way
A young woman or girl called in a polite, friendly way
Compounds
- Offensive
A mine that jumps up then explodes to spread metal pieces and hurt people at waist height
Surface Forms
Etymology
Betty meaning a woman comes from the nickname Betty for Elizabeth, so it is used as an informal, friendly name for a woman or girl.