Associations to the word «Aunt»
Noun
- Blanche
- Apron
- Dat
- Maggie
- Supper
- Theresa
- Nellie
- Prudence
- Katie
- Myra
- Jasmine
- Mama
- Constance
- Janice
- Isabella
- Footman
- Elisabeth
- Sobbing
- Sitting
- Dolly
- Countess
- Rebecca
- Rocking
- Nina
- Ce
- Molly
- Princess
- Lena
- Penelope
- Marri
- Vivian
- Groom
- Jenny
- Miss
- Carrie
- Norris
- Sofa
- Annette
- Veronica
- Visit
- Alicia
- Gown
- Mademoiselle
- Em
- Granddaughter
- Nigger
- Empress
- Errand
- Cynthia
- My
- Patience
- Kitchen
- Upbringing
- Veranda
- Elizabeth
- Pike
- Bassett
- Angelina
- Ann
- Frankenstein
- Kinship
- Frock
- Crying
- Grandchild
- Minerva
- Pudding
- Boarder
- Winnie
- Mandy
- Quilt
- Jessie
- Madame
- Granny
- Daphne
Adjective
Wiktionary
AUNT, noun. The sister or sister-in-law of one’s parent.
AUNT, noun. (Can we verify([1]) this sense?) (informal) A great-aunt / grandaunt.
AUNT, noun. (Can we verify([1]) this sense?) A grandmother. (More often "auntie".)
AUNT, noun. An affectionate term for a woman of an older generation than oneself, especially a friend of one's parents, by means of fictive kin.
AUNT FLO, proper noun. (euphemism slang) A personification of the menstrual period or menstruation.
AUNT FUCKER, noun. (vulgar) (rare) Motherfucker (generic term of abuse).
AUNT FUCKERS, noun. Plural of aunt fucker
AUNT JANE, noun. (derogatory) A black woman who is obsequiously servile to white authority.
AUNT MINNIE, noun. (radiology) A distinctive radiographic finding that is virtually pathognomonic.
AUNT MINNIES, noun. Plural of Aunt Minnie
AUNT SALLY, proper noun. A traditional game in which balls are thrown to break the pipe in the mouth of a figurine resembling an old woman.
AUNT SALLY, proper noun. (idiomatic) A figure drawing criticism or ridicule; a straw man.
AUNT THOMASINA, noun. (derogatory) A black woman who is obsequiously servile to white authority.
AUNT THOMASINAS, noun. Plural of Aunt Thomasina
Dictionary definition
AUNT, noun. The sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle.
Wise words
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