is mummy an english word?
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noun, plural mum·mies. the dead body of a human being or animal preserved by the ancient Egyptian process or some similar method of embalming.
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['obligation.', 'observance.', 'observable.', 'obligatory.', 'obstetrics.', 'obliterate.', 'obsequious.', 'obnubilate.']
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['baaing.', 'babble.', 'babied.', 'babies.', 'babkas.', 'baboon.', 'baboos.', 'babuls.']
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Mimmo/a! Mimmo is the shorter, sweeter, and very Tuscan phonetic equivalent to bambino (bahm-BEE-noh), the Italian word for “child” or “baby.”
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['Anne.', 'Bay.', 'Bea.', 'Belle.', 'Beth.', 'Bette.', 'Blaire.', 'Blanche.']
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"Baby boo" is a term of endearment, similar to "baby" or "honey" or "sweetheart" or "love". "Baby boo" is a term of endearment, similar to "baby" or "honey" or "sweetheart" or "love".
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maatje, mamaatje, o (-s). als synoniem van een ander trefwoord: moeder (zn) : ma, mam, mama, mamma, mammie, mams, mater, moe, moederlief, moedertje, moeke, moer, moes, moesje, mère.
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nana in American English (ˈnænə ; ˈnɑnə ) child's term for. grandmother.
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The Chinese word meiyou - 没有 - méiyŏu. (to have not in Chinese)
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['Sham - A friend.', 'Gowl - Annoying stupid person.', 'Feek - Gorgeous girl.', 'Quare - Another meaning for very or unuasl.', 'Yoke - Thing. any thing or object or person. A broad descriptive term for anything.', 'Savage - Very can be good or bad.', 'Pure - Really/very.', 'Cat - An effusive way to say that something is awful or terrible.']
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NPR: Using Yiddish to Define an English Word. This morning on NPR's Morning Edition a story was introduced by the host as follows: "We've been throwing the word moxie around lately. It means courage, nerve, sort of like the Yiddish word, hutzpah."
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: MONTH - Old English. "In ancient times the passing of time was recorded by noting the revolutions of the moon. Consequently prehistoric Indo-European had a single word, 'menes-, which denoted both 'moon' and 'month.
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The ancient Egyptian dialogue is great, granted I have no idea what they are saying. I now know “Nek” means s***, thanks to Bayek calling someone a Nek eater, and constantly saying “Nek” when he messed something up.
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The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word as "a nonsense word, originally used esp. by children, and typically expressing excited approbation: fantastic, fabulous", while Dictionary.com says it is "used as a nonsense word by children to express approval or to represent the longest word in English."
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Baba (Persian: بابا "father, grandfather, wise old man, sir";) is an honorific term, of Persian origin, used in India and several West Asian and South Asian cultures. ... Baba is also the familiar word for "father" in many languages (see mama and papa); in India it has even been adapted to address male children.
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Baxter Name Meaning. Northern English and Scottish: occupational name from Old English bæcestre 'baker', variant (originally a feminine form) of bæcere (see Baker).
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['atom.', 'aunt.', 'auto.', 'mano.', 'maun.', 'maut.', 'moat.', 'muon.']