Definition of dolly bird in English:

dolly bird

noun

British dated, informal

An attractive but unintelligent young woman.
Example sentencesExamples
- Legwarmers originally hit the heights of popularity in the late 1960s and 70s when dolly birds added them to their thigh-skimming minis.
- Billie plays Angel, a dolly bird, who is the object of Jimmy's desires.
- Even before the 1970s became fashionable again, I longed for shag-pile carpets, big collars, disco music and dolly birds.
- It would be ridiculous for them to bring in some 22-year-old dolly bird.
- They became real friends because he treated women as equals; he didn't regard her as a sexual object, as a dolly bird, which was the accepted thing at that time.

Definition of dolly bird in US English:

dolly bird

nounˈdɑli ˈˌbərdˈdälē ˈˌbərd

British dated, informal

An attractive but unintelligent young woman.
Example sentencesExamples
- Legwarmers originally hit the heights of popularity in the late 1960s and 70s when dolly birds added them to their thigh-skimming minis.
- Billie plays Angel, a dolly bird, who is the object of Jimmy's desires.
- Even before the 1970s became fashionable again, I longed for shag-pile carpets, big collars, disco music and dolly birds.
- It would be ridiculous for them to bring in some 22-year-old dolly bird.
- They became real friends because he treated women as equals; he didn't regard her as a sexual object, as a dolly bird, which was the accepted thing at that time.

单词	dolly bird
释义	Definition of dolly bird in English: dolly bird noun British dated, informal An attractive but unintelligent young woman. Example sentencesExamples Legwarmers originally hit the heights of popularity in the late 1960s and 70s when dolly birds added them to their thigh-skimming minis. Billie plays Angel, a dolly bird, who is the object of Jimmy's desires. Even before the 1970s became fashionable again, I longed for shag-pile carpets, big collars, disco music and dolly birds. It would be ridiculous for them to bring in some 22-year-old dolly bird. They became real friends because he treated women as equals; he didn't regard her as a sexual object, as a dolly bird, which was the accepted thing at that time. Definition of dolly bird in US English: dolly bird nounˈdɑli ˈˌbərdˈdälē ˈˌbərd British dated, informal An attractive but unintelligent young woman. Example sentencesExamples Legwarmers originally hit the heights of popularity in the late 1960s and 70s when dolly birds added them to their thigh-skimming minis. Billie plays Angel, a dolly bird, who is the object of Jimmy's desires. Even before the 1970s became fashionable again, I longed for shag-pile carpets, big collars, disco music and dolly birds. It would be ridiculous for them to bring in some 22-year-old dolly bird. They became real friends because he treated women as equals; he didn't regard her as a sexual object, as a dolly bird, which was the accepted thing at that time.
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