Associations to the word «Mammy»
Noun
- Bread
- Oh
- Tear
- Sick
- Cellar
- African
- Butter
- Now
- Stove
- Sitcom
- Li
- Old
- Cry
- Knee
- Mouse
- Clothes
- Darling
- Bed
- Cart
- Doorway
- Cotton
- Betty
- Nun
- Why
- Wake
- But
- Mother
- Martha
- Pigeon
- Ned
- Whisper
- Nat
- Kiss
- Appetite
- Rag
- Bath
- Somebody
- Pot
- Della
- Original
- Dark
- Cloth
- Cat
- Say
- Elbow
- Cow
- Breakfast
- If
- Child
- Coming
- Grandson
- De
- Meal
- Bundle
- Shake
- Dinner
- Billy
- Wagon
- Boy
- Buy
- Laying
- Throwing
- Gang
- Berry
- Yes
- Gown
Adjective
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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