Associations to the word «Mom»
Noun
- Dad
- Chao
- Parenting
- Stacy
- Grandma
- Pop
- Sitter
- Stacey
- Abby
- Daddy
- Boyfriend
- Bender
- Marge
- Housewife
- Kid
- Pie
- Mama
- Stepfather
- Prom
- Buffy
- Okay
- Marty
- Nadine
- Sitcom
- Mtv
- Hey
- Commoner
- Haley
- Carton
- Grocery
- My
- Dusty
- Cookie
- Lilly
- Driveway
- Baby
- Grandpa
- Cassie
- Genevieve
- Hello
- Honey
- Jen
- Soccer
- Daryl
- Cory
- Grandmother
- Stuff
- Cathy
- Liza
- Werewolf
- Jackie
- Liz
- Driving
- Earring
- Backyard
- Sibling
- Manpower
- Supermarket
- Melissa
- Belinda
- Birthday
- Audrey
- Cindy
- Brooke
- Volvo
- Nickelodeon
- Lori
- Nikki
- Mars
- Waitress
- Mother
- Waltz
- Nana
- Judy
- Jennie
- Megan
- Amy
- Valerie
- Finch
Adverb
Pictures for the word «Mom»
Wiktionary
MOM, noun. (US) (West Midlands) (colloquial) (familiar) mother, momma.
MOM, proper noun. (informal) One's mother
MOM, adjective. (statistics) (initialism) month-over-month; compared to the same time period in the previous month
MOM AND POP, noun. A small business, often but not always owned or operated by a family.
MOM AND THEM, noun. (plurale tantum) (Southern US) Family.
MOM CAVE, noun. A part of a home, typically a room, reserved specifically for a mother, in which she can relax and pursue her interests away from her family.
MOM CAVES, noun. Plural of mom cave
MOM JEANS, noun. Jeans, especially those for women, considered unfashionable and unflattering.
MOM JEANS, noun. High-waisted bluejeans for women
Dictionary definition
MOM, noun. Informal terms for a mother.
Wise words
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