Afternoon Lady

Pronunciation: /ˌæftərˈnun ˈleɪdi/

Definitions of afternoon lady

noun the time of day between noon and evening

Example Sentences

A1 The afternoon lady delivers mail to our neighborhood every day.

A2 I saw the afternoon lady walking her dog in the park yesterday.

B1 The afternoon lady is always friendly and greets everyone with a smile.

B2 I need to ask the afternoon lady for directions to the nearest bus stop.

C1 The afternoon lady is a familiar face in our community and is known for her helpful nature.

C2 I often stop to chat with the afternoon lady when I see her out and about.

Examples of afternoon lady in a Sentence

formal The afternoon lady greeted us with a warm smile as we entered the building.

informal I saw the afternoon lady at the grocery store and we chatted for a while.

slang Hey, did you see that cool afternoon lady at the park earlier?

figurative The sun shining through the clouds was like the afternoon lady's radiant presence.

Grammatical Forms of afternoon lady

• past tense: afternoon ladied
• plural: afternoon ladies
• comparative: more afternoon lady
• superlative: most afternoon lady
• present tense: afternoon lady
• future tense: will be afternoon lady
• perfect tense: have been afternoon lady
• continuous tense: being afternoon lady
• singular: afternoon lady
• positive degree: afternoon lady
• infinitive: to be afternoon lady
• gerund: being afternoon lady
• participle: afternoon ladying

Origin and Evolution of afternoon lady

First Known Use: 1700 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'afternoon lady' originated in England as a way to refer to a woman who was available for social calls or gatherings in the afternoon.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'afternoon lady' has evolved to also refer to a woman who enjoys leisurely activities or socializing in the afternoon, with connotations of sophistication and elegance.