Associations to the word «Auntie»
Noun
- Sue
- Chow
- Louie
- Granny
- Rosalind
- Mabel
- Judy
- Gal
- Hester
- Wainwright
- Grandma
- Mamma
- Jo
- Hickory
- Kay
- Tess
- Wu
- Uncle
- Katy
- Aunt
- Betty
- Gwen
- Dear
- Ruth
- Bessie
- Pumpkin
- Dearest
- Anne
- Maud
- Niece
- Grill
- Gabrielle
- Benny
- Mun
- Pap
- Grimes
- Madge
- Belle
- Schoolhouse
- Darling
- Ruby
- Ter
- Mama
- Sewing
- Nellie
- Bye
- Dee
- Sunset
- Brian
- Freeze
- Dennis
- Shin
- Why
- Vera
- Cabaret
- Diver
- Elsie
- Nephew
- Aubrey
- Oz
- Leah
- Laughing
- Em
- Emmy
- Polly
- Cis
- Mummy
- Papa
- Ju
- Lou
- Dorothy
- Hush
- Kathleen
- Oh
- Excursion
- Daddy
- Git
- Byrd
- Tray
- Nell
- Chan
- Exclamation
- Stocking
- Agnes
- Marjorie
- Mae
- Claire
- Gasp
Adverb
Wiktionary
AUNTIE, noun. Diminutive of aunt
AUNTIE, noun. Term of familiarity or respect applied to an elderly woman.
AUNTIE, noun. Affectionate term used by a young person of an unrelated adult female family friend.
AUNTIE, proper noun. (UK) (affectionate nickname) The BBC.
AUNTIE, proper noun. (Australia) (affectionate nickname) The ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission).
AUNTIE BEEB, proper noun. (UK) (affectionate nickname) The BBC.
Dictionary definition
AUNTIE, noun. The sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle.
Wise words
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