babes n.
a term of affection or simply of address between either sex.
Put on the Spot 89: ‘Nerves, Babes,’ urged Goldie, passing his smoke to her. | ||
Orig. Hbk of Harlem Jive 13: Listen, Babes, you’re mellow, understand? | ||
Nunnery versus Fuckery 46: ‘Is that all of it [i.e. the penis] ’ she asked candidly. ‘Sure thing, babes’. | ||
Waiters 174: Babes, you can make me do anythin’ you like. | ||
Lead With Your Left (1958) 1: I called out softly, ‘Babes?’ She didn’t answer. | ||
(con. 1950s–60s) in Little Legs 91: Babes [...] that’s none of your business. | ||
Curvy Lovebox 27: Runnin’ well late. Well fuckin’ late babes. | ||
Layer Cake 127: Okay, we won’t be long, babes. | ||
Joe Country [ebook] He wondered whether to call her babes. |