ladies man, ladysman

One who devotes himself to the society of ladies; a beau. For LADIES'-BEDSTRAW, LADIES'-MANTLE, LADIES'-SLIPPER, and LADIES'-TRACES, see LADY'SBEDSTRAW, LADY'S-SLIPPER, . *lad-i-fy, *lād'-ý-fỹ, v . t . [Eng. lady ; suff.-fy.] To make a lady of; to give the title or position of lady to; to make ladylike. La-din, s. [French, Latin Latin us Latin.] A Romansch dialect spoken in parts of the Tyrol and Switzerland. IMG:content-0316.png:[blocks in formation] Gla : An aperture in the side of a furnace for plate-gla , at which the cuvette for carrying the metal is introduced or is filled. lăd-kin, s. [Eng. lad, and dim in. suff. -kin.] A little lad, a youth.