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is a standard plural noun meaning adult women, often used politely. It looks like your search query contains several
: It can describe a person who is sexually excited or "feeling sexy". However, a darker connotation emerged
However, a darker connotation emerged. In crime dramas and thrillers, phrases like "Ladies, please" or "Let the ladies go first" became markers of chivalric condescension. The "ladies meaning" began to split into two distinct media tropes: Summary Table: "Sexy" at a Glance Sexually attractive
Modern English continues to evolve with terms like "yummy," which the Oxford English Dictionary describes in specific contexts (like "yummy mummy") to mean an attractive and stylish person. Summary Table: "Sexy" at a Glance Sexually attractive "The sexy lead singer." Formal (Feeling) Sexually excited "The music made him feel sexy." Informal (Object) Exciting or appealing "That is a sexy new smartphone design."
Historically, it referred to women of high social class or those with noble titles. Oxford Learner's Dictionaries Nuances and Usage