The other (what you might call the underdog camp) is convinced the turn of phrase is an expression for taking a large, truck-sized dump; a term used to describe a lady who drops a hefty deuce.
The New Yorker, December 19 , 1953P. 22 According to the Dictionary of National Biography, Salmon P. Chase, the man after whom the Chase National Bank was named, once described a young lady as one with whom he would have fallen in love had she not been 'fond of the gay world.' What would he have thought of the Peter Cooper branch of his namesake?
By M. Pelikan and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 19 , 1953P. 22 According to the Dictionary of National Biography, Salmon P. Chase, the man after whom the Chase National Bank was named, once described a young lady as one with whom he would have fallen in love had she not been 'fond of the gay world.' What would he have thought of the Peter Cooper branch of his namesake?
Long-winded lady describes a young man from California going downtown on the 5th Avenue bus.
The New Yorker, July 19 , 1969P. 16 Long-winded lady describes a young man from California going downtown on the 5th Avenue bus.
Striking much the same note is a long passage in which Waugh describes a party given by Lady Anchorage at her London house.
The woman was standing on an traffic island in the middle of… Long-Winded Lady tells about her experience with a couple of nineteen-year-old "flirts" who asked her a question to which she had no answer, and sent… Long-winded ladescribesbes a young man from California going downtown on the 5th Avenue bus.
An item also in the Adversaria section describes a special clock called The Lady that "looks and works like any other alarm clock, but part of it is geared to the cyclical patterns of the rhythm method.
Bódi et al. described an old lady who presented with progressive sensory-motor polyneuropathy and proteinuria.
This word does not describe either a lady who kills or someone who kills ladies.
