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...Baby One More Time ( Britney Spears album and song )
A
woman
is only a
woman
but a good cigar is a smoke
A
woman
without a man is like a fish without a bicycle
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A woman's place is in the home
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A woman's right to choose
Address
the ball ( golfing term denoting readiness to play )
Alpha and omega ( the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, used as a name for God or Jesus )
And
baby
makes three
Andrews for Inner Cleanliness ( Andrews
Liver
Salts advertising slogan )
April showers
bring
May flowers
As easy as taking candy from a
baby
As fast as his legs could
carry
him
As helpless as a
baby
As smooth as a baby's bottom
Baby
Braves ( Nickname of a group of Atlanta Braves )
Baby
Bull ( Nickname of baseball player Orlando Cepeda )
Baby
Cakes ( Nickname of Cliff Huxtable ( Bill Cosby ) )
Baby
Doc ( Nickname of Jean Claude Duvalier )
Baby
Doll ( Nickname of boxer Elena Reid )
Baby
Girl ( Nickname of boxer Leatitia Robinson )
Baby
Gramps ( Nickname of basketball player Greg Oden )
Baby
I Need Your Loving ( Four Tops song )
Baby
Jordan ( Nickname of basketball player Harold Miner )
Baby
Love ( The Supremes song )
Baby
Please Don't Go ( Muddy Waters song )
Baby
Shaq ( Nickname of Sofoklis Schortsanitis )
Baby
You're A Rich Man ( The Beatles song )
Baby
blues
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Baby
boomer
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Baby
brain ( forgetfulness caused by lack of sleep when caring for a newborn )
Baby
bunting
Baby
face
Baby
father
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Baby
grand
Baby
needs new shoes
Baby
on board
Baby
shower
Baby
snatcher
Baby
split
Baby
steps
Baby
you can drive my car ( Beatles song lyric )
Baby, you can park my car
Baby, you're the greatest. ( A catchphrase from The Honeymooners )
Behind every great man there's a great
woman
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Big
Baby
( Nickname of basketball player Glen Davis )
Boston Tar
Baby
( Nickname of boxer Sam Langford )
Bring
down
Bring
home the bacon
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Bring
into blue
Bring
it home to you
Bring
it on
Bring
it on yourself
Bring
it up
Bring
off
Bring
on the real Thirst-Quencher! ( 7-Up advertising slogan )
Bring
out the Branston! ( Branston Pickle advertising slogan )
Bring
out the Hellmann's, and
bring
out the best ( Hellmann's Mayonnaise advertising slogan )
Bring
out your best ( Bud Light advertising slogan )
Bring
out your dead
Bring
pressure to bear
Bring
something to light
Bring
tears to your eyes
Bring
the house down
Bring
to a head
Bring
to an end
Bring
to bear
Bring
to book
Bring
to light
Bring
to the boil
Bring
to the table
Bring
up
Bring
up short
Bring
up to date
Bring
your A game ( perform to your best ability )
Bringing Up
Baby
( Cary Grant / Katharine Hepburn movie )
Burning
issue
Can't
carry
a tune in a bucket
Captain Underpants And The Wrath Of The Wicked Wedgie
Woman
( Dav Pilkey book )
Carry
a torch for
Carry
a tune
Carry
coals to Newcastle
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Carry
forward
Carry
into action
Carry
it off
Carry
on like a pork chop
Carry
on with
Carry
out
Carry
the ball
Carry
the can
Carry
the cost
Carry
the day
Carry
the world before you
Chain
letter
Change of
address
Chopped
liver
Come On
Baby
Light My Fire ( The Doors song )
Come across
Come up with the goods
Couldn't
carry
a tune in a bucket
Cry
baby
Daylight saving time ( the adjustment of clocks to
provide
longer evening daylight )
Dead
issue
Dead
letter
Deliver the goods
Do Right
Woman
Do Right Man ( Aretha Franklin song )
Do you want a shape like a bra? Or do you want a shape like a woman? ( Warner's Body Bra advertising slogan )
Don't Worry
Baby
( Beach Boys song )
Don't be such a
baby
Drill, baby, drill
Fast as his legs could
carry
him
Fetch and
carry
Fine figure of a
woman
Force the
issue
Four
letter
word
Frailty, thy name is
woman
Free enterprise with every
issue
( The Economist advertising slogan )
French
letter
Give your
baby
something you never had as a baby. A drier bottom ( Pampers advertising slogan )
Hasta la vista
baby
( A catchphrase from Arnold Schwarzeneggar )
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Hell hath no fury like a
woman
scorned
Honky Tonk
Woman
( Rolling Stones song )
Hot button
issue
I Got A
Woman
( Ray Charles song )
I ate his
liver
with some fava beans and a nice chianti ( The Silence of the Lambs )
I did not have sexual relations with that
woman
I'll Be Your
Baby
Tonight ( Bob Dylan song )
Ice, ice
baby
In short
supply
Infamy Infamy! They've all got it in for me! ( Kenneth Williams line in
Carry
On Cleo )
Is You Is Or Is You Ain't, My Baby? ( Louis Jordan song )
Is you is or is you ain't, my baby?
Issue
forth
It's All Over Now
Baby
Blue ( Bob Dylan song )
Just Like A
Woman
( Bob Dylan song )
Keep calm and
carry
on
Kept
woman
Left holding the
baby
Letter
bomb
Letter
for
letter
Letter
perfect
Letter
quality
Loose
woman
Make an honest
woman
of
March winds and April showers
bring
forth May flowers
Maybe
Baby
( Buddy Holly song )
Million Dollar
Baby
( Hilary Swank / Clint Eastwood movie )
Mrs. Mop ( traditional English name for a cleaning
woman
)
My
Baby
Left Me ( Elvis Presley song )
New arrival ( colloquial term for a newborn
baby
)
Nip slip ( the inadvertent exposure of a woman's nipple )
Number 10 Downing Street (
address
of the British Prime Minister )
Oh, Pretty
Woman
( Roy Orbison song )
One for sorrow, two for mirth, three for a wedding, four for a
birth
Please Mr.
Postman
( The Beatles song )
Please
address
the court
Poison pen
letter
Red
letter
day
Rock Your
Baby
( George McCrae song )
Rock a bye
baby
on the tree top, when the wind blows the cradle will rock ( line from nursery rhyme )
Same day delivery
Saviour sibling ( a child born in order to
provide
a transplant for another with a fatal disease )
Separated at
birth
She's A
Woman
( Beatles song )
Shouldn't your
baby
be a Gerber baby? ( Gerber Products advertising slogan )
Skirting the
issue
Sleep like a
baby
So Farley's, so good ( Farley's
Baby
Food advertising slogan )
Somebody somewhere wants a
letter
from you ( British Post Office advertising slogan )
Speak softly and
carry
a big stick
Stand and deliver
Supply
and demand
Sweet
Baby
James ( James Taylor song )
Take
issue
with
Talk to me,
baby
Test tube
baby
That
woman
speaks eight languages and can't say no in any of them
The
Birth
of a Nation ( D W Griffith / Lillian Gish movie )
The French Lieutenant's
Woman
( Jeremy Irons / Meryl Streep movie )
The Incredible Shrinking
Woman
( Lily Tomlin / Dolly Parton / Jane Fonda movie )
The
Liver
Birds ( BBC comedy television series )
The
Postman
Always Rings Twice ( Jack Nicholson movie )
The Purloined
Letter
The Purloined
Letter
( Edgar Allan Poe book )
The Scarlet
Letter
( Nathaniel Hawthorne story )
The
Woman
In Me ( Shania Twain album )
The
Woman
In White ( Wilkie Collins book )
The
letter
of the law
The other
woman
The town bike ( promiscuous
woman
)
There was an old
woman
who lived in a shoe ( line from nursery rhyme )
This Woman's Work ( Kate Bush song )
Three
letter
acronym
Throw the
baby
out with the bathwater
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To
bring
the wolves out - Riding Hood Red ( Max Factor Cosmetics advertising slogan )
To the
letter
Too Busy Thinking About My
Baby
( Marvin Gaye song )
Vanity thy name is
woman
Want him to be more of a man? Try being more of a woman! ( Coty Perfumes advertising slogan )
War
baby
( someone born during the war - especially the illegitimate child of a soldier )
War widow ( a
woman
whose husband died in a war )
Wardrobe malfunction ( when an item of clothing slips out of place to expose part of the body - typically a woman's breast )
We
bring
good things to life ( General Electric advertising slogan )
We
carry
everything ( Pickford's Removals advertising slogan )
We make things that
bring
people closer ( Western Electrics advertising slogan )
Wet the baby's head
What am I chopped liver?
Whatever Happened To
Baby
Jane? ( Bette Davis movie )
When A Man Loves A
Woman
( Percy Sledge song )
When I am an old
woman
I shall wear purple ( from a poem by Joseph )
When the bough breaks the cradle will fall, and down will come baby, cradle and all ( line from nursery rhyme )
Who loves ya baby? ( A catchphrase from Kojak )
Woman's work is never done
You Make Me Feel Like A Natural
Woman
( Carole King song )
You Must Have Been A Beautiful
Baby
( Bing Crosby song )
You've come a long way,
baby
( Virginia Slims Cigarettes advertising slogan )