Meanings of bearded lady in English

Walking with her in Paterson was like walking with the bearded lady.

The juggler and the bearded lady did not believe her-andwhy should they?

D'you take me for a bearded lady or a living skeleton?

The bearded lady returned to get our order.

In his most intriguing example, Darwin discusses Julia Pastrana, the famous " bearded lady" of circus sideshows.

The bearded lady kissed Marmaduke.

There's the bearded lady herself!

She was so tired of everyone treating Myra like a bearded lady or a circus midget-justthere for everyone's amusement.

A bearded lady, perhaps, or the nightmarish work of some deranged taxidermist, stitching together monkeys and fish and calling them mermaids.

Step up and see the bearded lady, the single skeleton with two heads, the baby with one eye-socket and no nose!

He also said that he was plumb full of knife throwers already and was only looking for a bearded lady at the moment.

I was, no doubt, a curiosity to them, a woman soldier, a sniper, an oddity as interesting as a bearded lady in a carnival.

They could also do with a bearded lady and a politically-incorrect babe, "not a shy girl (scantily dressed)," the job specification warns.

I had to shower the gel off before bed, otherwise it could rub on to my fiancee and turn her into a bearded lady.

For one, Annika Sorenstam - crusader or bearded lady, depending on who you listen to - has taken up a goodly amount of talk time.

There is something so masculine and altogether impossible in a bearded lady, even if she be merely a poor imitation of the real exhibited thing.