what is a "lolita"?

Answer 1

It comes from Nabokov's novel, _Lolita_. In the book, Lolita is a young, very attractive girl who has a strange affair with her step-father. So the term has come to mean an underage, but very sexual girl, usually one who tries to seduce older men. Note that it's also a nickname for Delores (which is the character's full name in the book; she also goes by Lo or Lola).

Answer 2

It depends on the context you use it in. In the states in commonly used to describe some one who is like a character in a book, named the same.

However, in Japan and places where this fashion explosion has taken off the term Lolita is used to describe a girl or boy who dresses in a more conservative fashion generally based on the Victorian Era or the Rococo Era. These girls and boys do not use the dress as a way to express sexual promiscuity but actually the very opposite. It's an extremely elitist society not unlike the society of the Victorian Era.

Girls are required to wear skirts that reach at least their knees, where bloomers and panniers/petticoats, socks, and blouses that have colors and cover their necks. Also a head dress of some sort is generally required. There are several different types of Japanese Lolita.

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Answer 3

Basically lolita is a teen girl.

Answer 4

the diminutive of "Lola",but Lola is the "nick" for the name Dolores

Answer 5

A girl (under 13) that an adult (usually man) finds sexually attractive.
It also works for adult women who pretend to be 13 and under in order to appear "sexy".

Answer 6

an under-age girl who one or more older men are attracted to and pursue.

Answer 7

It's a young woman who toys with older men.
It's almost criminal in a roundabout way.

Answer 8

It means a pretty attractive girl in spanish

Answer 9

HEY THATS MY MOMS NAME....NO REALLY IT'S JUST SPELLED LOLETIA