Lad

What do we mean by lad?

A boy or young man. noun

A man of any age; a fellow. noun

A boy; a youth; a stripling: often used familiarly or affectionately in speaking of or to a man of any age. noun

A male sweetheart: correlative to lass. noun

A servingman; a servant. noun

A thong of leather; a shoe-latchet. noun

An obsolete preterit and past participle of lead. noun

P. p. of lead, to guide.

A boy; a youth; a stripling. noun

A companion; a comrade; a mate. noun

See Boy's love, under Boy. noun

A boy or young man. noun

A jack the lad; a boyo. noun

A familiar term of address for a young man. noun

A groom who works with horses (also called stable-lad). noun

The penis. noun

A male child (a familiar term of address to a boy) noun

A boy or man noun

A boy or young man.

A Jack the lad; a boyo.

A familiar term of address for a young man.

A groom who works with horses (also called stable-lad).

The penis.

Words that are spelled similarly to lad:
lad.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lad:
strapping, lass, ferro, hurdle, racehorse, coronary, saturn, legion, maxim, artery, thoroughbred, stakes, arc, colt, bred, racecourse, porter, superhero, lightning, kid, broadcaster, lit, raced, vampire, dog, lengths, superman, chase, bold, boy, mumbai, girl, favourite, heroes, dave, fear, wolf, derby, self, rio, fictional, horses, poem, poems, adventures, comics, adventure, hole, victor.

Words that rhyme with lad:
sad, pad, bad, ad, fad, add, mad, cad, glad, clad, rad, chad, comrade, gad, plaid, nomad, triad, dyad, tad, dad, scad, had, brad, shad, ironclad, grad, olympiad, nad, doodad, keypad, strad, thad, vlad, galahad, grandad, ladd, forbad, ecad, trinidad, ciudad, amistad, dradde, riyadh, sociedad, hyderabad, mossad, volgograd, sinbad, ydrad, tchad, soledad, leningrad, undergrad, lily pad, stalingrad, launch pad, kaliningrad, riyad, gadd, unctad, madd, ladde, not bad, too bad, hadd, scantily clad, go bad, mirad, newspaper ad, visegrad, want ad, like mad, sketch pad, knee pad, scratch pad, tadd, flad, sir galahad, amstrad, deadbeat dad, caridad, halmstad, scouring pad, elbow pad, launching pad, shadd, mattress pad, stamp pad, writing pad, carpet pad, hot pad, thinkpad, arm pad, mouse pad, schad, cleaning pad, shoulder pad, heating pad, raving mad, body pad.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lad:
young, poor, little, good, fine, handsome, dear, old, mere, brave, bright, tall, looking, english, clever, nice, big, honest, irish, strong, haired, smart, indian, intelligent, faced, likely, sturdy, quiet, eyed, stable, pretty, younger, promising, healthy, wee, shy, unfortunate, wild, hearted, grown, stout, innocent, headed, gallant, thin, lively, slender, decent, foolish, sharp, raw, steady, sick, spirited, strange, noble, precocious, sensitive, proximal, sweet, unhappy, awkward, slim, delicate, bold, sensible, gentle, witted, scotch, sickly, lucky, pale, scottish, husky, ambitious, merry.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lad:
bairn, graft, lane, anastomosis, heaven, nar, work, der, girl, williams, rbbb, lesion, handsome, waiter, occasion, page, hollering, khan, smile, stenosis, pun, ees, cross, serca, bairns, year, run, trusty, grafts, lit, rides, bypass, vivian, night, strides, artery, occlusion, sweetheart, trevool, mutations, crab, swirl.

Consonant match to lad:
lead, led, load, laid, lewd, loud, laud, lid, lode, lade, lied, laude, leed, lloyd, ladd, lide, lowed, ladde, loyd, lyde, lodde, leard.

Words that sound like lad:
lad, ladd, ladde, loud, lead, load, lied, laid, lid, led, leed, lloyd, lewd, lat, laud, lude, lade, lode, lod, laude, loyd, lide, lud, loid, lood, lawed, lowed, lyd, leid, laide, lede, leud, latt, lodd, lyde, ludd, looed, laad, llud, leod, leede, lwd, light, land, late, lit, glad, let, ladder, lite, lads, clad, leet, laddie, litt, blad, laddy, lett, lamd, lete, lagged, leat, lette, liet, lande, flad, ladi, gladd, leight, laut, legt, laat, lidt, liit, leyte, lerd, leit, hlad, leite, lasd, lde, leete, leute, -led, ldd, ladar, ladds, -let, klad, lered, lld, lebt, -land, lieut, lambed, lafd, lammed, laute, leut, lkd.