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Baldy - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Baldy is a casual, sometimes humorous or derogatory term for a person with little or no hair on their head. It is often used as a nickname or playful insult.

baldy

/ˈbɔldi/ /ˈbɔːldi/

Definition:

A person with little or no hair on their head, often used informally or humorously.

Synonyms:

baldhead, chrome dome, cue ball

Part of Speech:

noun

Antonyms:

hairy, hirsute

Common Collocations:

old baldy, shiny baldy, bald head

Derivatives:

balding, baldness

Usage Tips:

Use "baldy" informally; avoid in formal contexts as it may be seen as offensive.

Common Phrases:

baldy’s revenge, slick as a baldy, baldy in the spotlight

Etymology:

Derived from "bald," meaning hairless, with "-y" suffix indicating a person with that trait.

Examples:

  • 1. He called his friend "baldy" as a joke.
  • 2. The old man was nicknamed "Baldy" by his grandchildren.
  • 3. She patted her brother’s head and teased, "Hey, baldy!"
  • 4. The comedian made a joke about being a baldy.

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