Associations to the word «Mammy»
Noun
- Scarlett
- Dey
- Dat
- Ole
- Nigger
- Elsie
- Git
- Daddy
- Leighton
- Chloe
- Bun
- Jus
- Ter
- Fer
- Dump
- Mamma
- Dem
- Stereotype
- Lillian
- Turban
- Bout
- Massa
- Honey
- Liza
- Gone
- Peggy
- Jennie
- Melanie
- Gal
- Lizzie
- Po
- Petticoat
- Apron
- Minstrel
- Bunker
- Natalie
- Shoe
- Eva
- Byrd
- Gran
- Dar
- Den
- Randolph
- Ellen
- Jerry
- Torment
- Negroes
- Pork
- Housekeeper
- Folk
- Nursery
- Aunt
- Mo
- Mae
- Grandma
- Easter
- Dis
- Cartoon
- Rocking
- Hush
- Ain
- Wen
- Papa
- Jenny
- Bathe
- Quilt
- Bridget
- Butch
- Ob
- Kin
- Broom
- Nurse
- Ag
- Hilda
- Chil
- Agnes
- Digger
- Plantation
- Supper
- Tom
- Er
- Cupboard
- Sob
- Juliet
- Portrayal
- Kitty
- Jane
- Til
- Chile
- Theresa
Wiktionary
MAMMY, noun. (childish) mamma; mother
MAMMY, noun. (US) (historical) In the southern United States, a black nanny employed to look after white children.
MAMMY MARKET, noun. (chiefly in Nigeria) a market attached to a barracks where products for soldiers are sold.
MAMMY MARKETS, noun. Plural of mammy market
Dictionary definition
MAMMY, noun. An offensive term for a Black nursemaid in the southern U.S..
MAMMY, noun. Informal terms for a mother.
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