Stevie Wonder's mother and sometimes co-writer Mae Hardaway

Usage examples of lula.

Lula, Connie, and I got out and walked around to the back kitchen door.

Lula is a former hooker who was hired to do the filing for the bail bonds office but spends a lot of her day trailing after me.

We weren't bitch slapping, trying to make a statement like Lula and Mrs.

I thanked Angela for the coffee cake offer but told her Lula and Bob and I had to keep on the job.

Benny said, looking up from his eggs, gaping at Lula in full leather.

When Lula was hooking she'd plied her trade on Stark Street, a mile-long strip of bars and crack houses and row houses converted to airless apartments and rooms to let.

Well, I swanny, Fonny Boy ain't neither smarter than a ticky crab, Lula.

When I came out of the bathroom, Lula was on the couch, flipping through television channels.

Lula and I walked to the end of the block and then cut down the alley, peering into filthy garage windows, cracking garage doors to look inside.

Lula said, bustling through the door, big tote bag on her shoulder, take-out coffee in one hand, brown gro&shy.

Lula said, bustling through the door, big tote bag on her shoulder, take-out coffee in one hand, brown grocery bag in the other.

Lula put the Firebird in reverse and cautiously inched back, staying to the shoulder, out of the traffic lane.