girlie

[gur-lee] /ˈgɜr li/

adjective, Informal.

featuring nude or scantily clad young women:

a girlie show; girlie magazines.

noun

Offensive. a term of address used for a girl or woman.

Also, girly.

Origin

1940-45; girl + -ie

Examples from the web for girlie

Well, you do know that he's the sort to hook it up hook it up at conferences behind his girlie's back.
He was a media star, posing for cheesecake publicity shoots, popping up on girlie calendars and matchbook covers.
My favorite card was the one that showed a picture of a girlie with pasties over her breasts.
Tired of dealing with his dysfunctional marriage, a photographer accepts an offer to work on a girlie calendar.
The setting is the main office of a girlie magazine which is suffering financial reversals.
She applied much of the same girlie-glam aesthetic to her bachelorette pad.
He keeps checking his wireless device, which is white and kind of girlie-looking.

British Dictionary definitions for girlie

/ˈɡɜːlɪ/

noun

a little girl

adjective

displaying or featuring nude or scantily dressed women: a girlie magazine

suited to or designed to appeal to young women: a girlie night out

Word Origin and History for girlie

adj.

"meant to titillate men," 1942, from girl.

Slang definitions & phrases for girlie

adjective

Featuring nude or otherwise sexually provocative women: To some extent, ''girlie'' magazines are information-getting (1950s+)

noun

A girl: this girlie and her mother (1860+)