Babe in a sentence as a noun

Nor does it cause us to say, Hey babe, fancy a shag?

As a dude whose girl calls him babe, yes you're overreacting.

I'm pretty clearly not a booth babe with that skirt though, so maybe I'm a girlfriend?

My girlfriend calls me babe all the time, and I don't think she is being sexist about it.

They are not dressed in black tie attire; they are dressed in a sexy, posed, clearly pre-coordinated "booth babe" take on black tie.

This is a very specific problem that is harmful to the industry and to all the non-booth babes out there.

I'll let Jon Corbet take it from here:The program involved is hot-babe, a graphical CPU utilization monitor.

> I think nobody is to blame hereAn industry who employs women as booth babes, apparently because staring at a booth babe sells tech better?

The last possibly best exemplified in LWN's coverage of a story ... wow, already a decade ago, on LWN: "Debian and the hot babe problem".

Seriously, you just linked Violet Blue's odious post tagging an application developer as a "booth babe" because of the fit of her shirt.

In the outlined scenario there is some basement-dwelling-geek tricked into giving away the keys to the castle by some allegedly mega-fit-babe who is outside the company.

This is exactly the OP's point---the existence of booth babes has conditioned us to be surprised when an attractive woman, or possibly any woman at all, is "intelligent, informed, competent".

Well it's "attention" I guess, but is it the right kind?A better analogy might the pretty girl walking home from high school, of the rather hick-ish / paleosuburban sort -- when the older dropout pulls up in his muscle car and asks "Hey babe, wanna party?

As an indian i'd say ali was truly world-famous, jordan is well known to my generation due to nba catching on in the 80s but i'm betting a large chunk of my parent's generation wouldn't know him, i only knew about babe ruth from reading american fiction, and i'd pretty much never heard of gretzky until last year.

Babe definitions

noun

a very young child (birth to 1 year) who has not yet begun to walk or talk; "the baby began to cry again"; "she held the baby in her arms"; "it sounds simple, but when you have your own baby it is all so different"

See also: baby infant

noun

(slang) sometimes used as a term of address for attractive young women

See also: baby sister