chickie

Examples

• All

• Listen, chickie, let me give you some advice, OK?

  Left Behind II: Tribulation Force (2002)

• Oh, I love my little chickie.

  The Fortune (1975)

• That chickie of his likes you.

  Oldboy (2013)

• - Hey, chickie, if you wanna-- we'll play.

  Motorpsycho! (1965)

• Hey, chickie, what's going on?

  Whatever It Takes (2000)

• You are so full of awesome, chickie.

  Blog text (32)

• "And for the record, chickie, you'll never take the place of my mommy."

  Fiction book (2002)

• She puts the kids to bed while Chickie and this man are sitting together at the kitchen table.

  Fiction book (2001)

• He's just jealous 'cause you're my chickie, eh?

  Stander (2003)

• Hey, chickie, how about we grab some coffee together?

Synonyms

G

girl

vschickie

• Informal

∞ 1.0

A grown woman who meets and talks with other women

is more affectionate and used by romantic partners, not just among women

G

girlfriend

vschickie

∞ 1.0

A woman someone is dating

is more informal and affectionate, used as a pet or friendly name

B

babe

vschickie

• Informal

308 8.1

A name you call someone you love

is also used for young women outside close romantic relationships

G

gal

vschickie

• Informal

283 7.7

A woman or girl said in a friendly, informal way

is more affectionate and often used as a pet name rather than general speech

C

cutie

vschickie

• Informal

83 3.4

A person, animal, or thing people find lovable, like a small puppy

is used especially for young women or romantic partners rather than any cute thing

S

shorty

vschickie

• Slang

62 9.0

An affectionate slang word often used for a girlfriend or close friend

focuses on young women or romantic partners rather than on size

L

lady friend

vschickie

• Informal

40 3.7

A woman who is in a romantic relationship with a man

is more affectionate and informal than that polite phrasing

L

lassie

vschickie

• UK

35 9.5

A Scottish word for a girl or young woman

is more affectionate and widely used, not specific to regional dialects

G

girlie

vschickie

• Informal

14 5.6

A young woman or a close female friend said in a friendly, playful way

is used more for young women and romantic partners rather than children

D

dudette

vschickie

• Slang

12 9.3

A friendly informal word for a woman or girl

is more affectionate and intimate, not just a gendered slang label

C

chicka

vschickie

• Slang

5 9.9

An informal, playful word people use for a girl or young woman

also applies to romantic partners rather than only friendly address

P

poochie

vschickie

• Informal

2 9.1

A loving nickname for a child or someone you love

specifically targets young women or female partners rather than children

T

tootsie

vschickie

• Informal

2 9.3

A friendly name for someone you love or like

is broader, also used for young women beyond romantic contexts

D

duckie

vschickie

• Informal

1 8.9

A friendly name for a person, or a small duck

is aimed at young women or partners rather than animals

C

chicky

vschickie

• Slang

1 9.9

A friendly name for a young woman used to show that you like her

also refers to romantic partners as well as young women

B

babydoll

vschickie

• Informal

1 8.3

A friendly informal name someone uses for a romantic partner

is a more general affectionate term not always focused on attractiveness

S

shortie

vschickie

• Slang

1 9.4

A casual name for a person you date, often a girlfriend

can refer to young women more generally, not only partners

G

gurl

vschickie

• Slang

1 9.2

An informal, playful way to spell girl used online

is an affectionate spoken name rather than mainly a written variant

P

popsy

vschickie

• Slang

9.9

An informal name for an attractive young woman sometimes used playfully for a father

is focused on affectionate use for young women or partners, not paternal use

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology