Plural of giglet; multiple frivolous or playful young women or girls.
Simple plural of 'giglet,' formed by adding '-s.' See 'giglet' for full etymology.
The plural 'giglets' would have been used in older literature to describe groups of mischievous young women, capturing a stereotype of the time with a diminutive that seems both affectionate and slightly dismissive.
Plural of giglet carries the same archaic pejorative weight, used to demean groups of women or girls as frivolous or immoral.
Archaic; avoid. Use neutral terms if historical reference required, with appropriate contextualization of the slur.
["young women","girls"]
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