rare. [f. LADY sb. + KIND, after womankind.] The lady or female portion of a party; also loosely, a woman.
1829. Scott, Jrnl., 24 March. This morning our sportsmen took leave, and their ladykind … followed after breakfast.
1878. E. J. Trelawny, Shelley, etc. (1887), 107. An ordinary lady-kind would have screamed.
