Associations to the word «mama»
Noun
- Papa
- Lil
- Cass
- Thornton
- Nana
- Sutra
- Daddy
- Merle
- Maureen
- Lola
- Mia
- Inca
- Doherty
- Elliot
- Hey
- Presley
- Toole
- Boogie
- Elvis
- Vicki
- Blues
- Boo
- Denny
- Priestess
- Squirrel
- Mae
- Burnett
- Syndication
- Matron
- Ramsey
- Naomi
- Grandma
- Phillips
- Baby
- Slim
- Kin
- Crazy
- Mom
- Messina
- Peggy
- Bree
- Schultz
- Skit
- Sitcom
- Slade
- Luz
- Knock
- Tell
- Ain
- Gloss
- Willie
- Noodle
- Nikki
- Monterey
- Alvin
- Pea
- Dem
- Amy
- Morton
- Lakshmi
- Michelle
- Hendrix
- Sonny
- Goodbye
- Dylan
- Grandmother
- Otis
- Hung
- Crosby
- Rocker
- Hound
- Fran
- Mana
- Natasha
- Cub
- Knowles
- Gabrielle
- Honey
- Faye
- Granny
- Baba
- Grandpa
- Lea
- Malone
- Rapper
- Moose
- Dupont
- Booty
- Hump
- Cordelia
Verb
Wiktionary
MAMA, noun. (hypocoristic) (usually childish) Mother, female parent.
MAMA BEAR, noun. A female bear currently rearing one or more cubs.
MAMA BEAR, noun. (by extension) (slang) A woman, especially a mother, who is extremely protective of a child or children.
MAMA BEARS, noun. Plural of mama bear
MAMA GRIZZLIES, noun. Plural of mama grizzly
MAMA GRIZZLY, noun. A female grizzly bear currently rearing one or more cubs.
MAMA GRIZZLY, noun. (by extension) (slang) A woman, especially a mother, who is extremely protective of a child or children.
MAMA MIA, interjection. A less correct form of mamma mia!
Dictionary definition
MAMA, noun. Informal terms for a mother.
MAMA, noun. A name under which Ninkhursag was worshipped.
Wise words
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