A flighty, giddy girl. Obsolete.

A giddy, laughing, romping girl.

A light thoughtless girl or young woman.

A light, frivolous woman, fond of running or ‘gadding’ about; = gig, n.1 Also attributive or as adj. = flighty.

A fickle, flirtatious, or wanton young woman. Cf. jill, n. 1b, jillet, n. 2.

A woman of a giddy, flighty character; ‘a pert young hussey’ (Johnson).

A girl, a young woman. Frequently as a term of endearment. Formerly also: a female sweetheart. Obsolete.

In neutral or positive use: a woman, a girl. Also colloquial as a familiar form of address.

a fickle, flirtatious, or sexually promiscuous woman or girl; cf. jill-flirt, n., flirt-gillian flirt-gill, n. Forms.

= giglet, n. b. Obsolete.

transferred. Applied to a young lively girl.

A fickle, flirtatious, or wanton woman or girl.

A chattering or gossiping person; a flighty or frivolous woman.

A giddy, flighty girl.

A frivolous woman: = flap, n. 9. Obsolete. rare.

A female gamin or street urchin; (by extension) an attractively pert, mischievous, or elfish girl or young woman, usually small and slim and with…

figurative. Applied to a young girl, with implication of playfulness or skittishness. In extended use: a girl-friend; a young woman; often as a…

a foolish, thoughtless, or frivolous woman (cf. pop, n.2 2); also as adj.

A frivolous or showy young woman.