1. A woman who has tenants holding from her; the mistress of an inn.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• landlaw,
• landload,
• landlay,
• landladys,
• handledy,
• kandlady,
• pandlady,
• oandlady,
• landllady,
• landladyy,
• landledy,
• landladi,
• landladie,
• landlordy,
• landtagg,
• Bangladi,
• Landlak,
• landladye,
• landleddy,
• landlledy

• landlocked,
• Ladled,
• landlord,
• landless,
• landed,
• Landladies,
• landslide,
• landline,
• landler.

The adjective form of the word "landlady" is "landlady's" when used to describe something possessed by a landlady. For example, "the landlady's property" or "the landlady's rules".

The plural of the "landlady" can be the "landladies".

The singular of the "landlady" can be the "landlady".