black lady

The term "black lady" can refer to various cultural, sociological, and entertainment contexts, ranging from folklore to card games.

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Definition

B2Folklore

(urban legend, Philippines)A ghostly figure of a woman dressed in black mourning clothes, often associated with tragedy and seen haunting specific locations.

Example

  • Many locals believe the old mansion is haunted by a black lady who appears at night.

B2Games

(card game)A trick-avoidance card game where players aim to avoid capturing heart cards or the queen of spades.

Example

  • In the game of Hearts, the queen of spades is known as the black lady.

C1Sociology

(Black feminism)A stereotype representing the politics of respectability of middle-class Black women in professional careers.

Example

  • The character Claire Huxtable from 'The Cosby Show' is often cited as an example of the black lady stereotype.

B1Music

(song title)A song by Donna Summer, describing a mysterious and alluring woman.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "black lady":

white ladyyoung ladylittle ladyold ladylady friendnaked ladyblack manlady of the nightwhite girllady of leisurelady crabstrange womanold woman