lady

noun
UK /ˈleɪdi/
US /ˈleɪdi/

A grown-up woman who is polite and kind.

The lady at the bakery gave me a free cookie.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A title used before a woman's name, especially in Britain.

Lady Margaret opened the garden party.

3. A woman of high social rank or noble title.

The lady of the manor greeted her guests.

4. Used to address a woman politely.

Excuse me, lady, you dropped your glove.

5. A woman in a particular role or job, as in 'cleaning lady'.

The cleaning lady comes every Friday.