lass|lasses in English

noun

young girl; sweetheart (of a girl or young woman)

Use "lass|lasses" in a sentence

1. Nay lass, don't cry.

2. But don't look so worried, lass.

3. "What is it, lass?" Finlay cried.

4. What are you blubbering for, lass?

5. Wise men pass a dressy lass.

6. She's a rum girl/lass/one.

7. La lass class classic classical Anticlassicalist

8. The dainty lass is his sister.

9. Never ever slag off a Grimsby lass.

10. Don't be hard on the bonny lass.

11. As ass lass class classic classical Anticlassicalist

12. And you are the hot favourite, bonny lass.

13. It's a muddle, lass; everything is a muddle.

14. All are good lasses, but whence come the bad wives? 

15. Alice worked on the farm as a lass.

16. 1 All are good lasses, but whence come the bad wives? 

17. But it's funny about lasses nowadays, they all veer towards much older men.

18. Kind : Lass mich noch ein bisschen l? nger schlafen, Mama.

19. Old Ma Grace had nothing on the lass from Junagadh.

20. Was I not right about the wee lass, saints preserve her!

21. Yer no wearing that to the ceremony, are ye, lass?

22. Bonniest Lass in a' the World (1) (The) Click on the tune title to see or modify Bonniest Lass in a' the World (1) (The)'s annotations

23. Synonyms for Besoms include women, ladies, dames, females, girls, lasses, gal, miss, lassies and dowagers

24. A stout, hearty lass like Catherine, does not fall ill for a trifle.

25. I went out with the lasses, we were all married women, and I'd get a babysitter for ￡