"ladyling" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From lady + -ling. Compare lordling.",
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          "ref": "1803, John Bristed, The adviser:",
          "text": "I now found what was the stimulus proper to excite and arouse fashionable people, such as lordlings and ladylings, for of both had I specimens, was a row of card-tables, to which, after swallowing a cup of tea, [...]",
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          "ref": "1833, New monthly magazine, volume 38, page 346:",
          "text": "All the rest of the place is detestable. But none of these once favourite receptacles have been blest by violent overflows — at least, of visiters — this year. No ; — my lord and my lady, and my lordling and my ladyling, all go abroad: [...]",
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        {
          "ref": "1904, Mosher's magazine",
          "text": "I bid them dance, I bid them sing, For the limpid glance Of my ladyling; For the gift to the Spring of a dewier Spring, For God's good grace of this ladyling!"
        }
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        "A young, petite, or unimportant lady."
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  "etymology_text": "From lady + -ling. Compare lordling.",
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          "ref": "1803, John Bristed, The adviser:",
          "text": "I now found what was the stimulus proper to excite and arouse fashionable people, such as lordlings and ladylings, for of both had I specimens, was a row of card-tables, to which, after swallowing a cup of tea, [...]",
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          "ref": "1833, New monthly magazine, volume 38, page 346:",
          "text": "All the rest of the place is detestable. But none of these once favourite receptacles have been blest by violent overflows — at least, of visiters — this year. No ; — my lord and my lady, and my lordling and my ladyling, all go abroad: [...]",
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          "ref": "1904, Mosher's magazine",
          "text": "I bid them dance, I bid them sing, For the limpid glance Of my ladyling; For the gift to the Spring of a dewier Spring, For God's good grace of this ladyling!"
        }
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        "A young, petite, or unimportant lady."
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