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auntie
[ an-tee, ahn- ]
Auntie
1/ ˈɑːԳɪ /
noun
- an informal name for the BBC
- informal.the Australian Broadcasting Association
auntie
2/ ˈɑːԳɪ /
noun
- a familiar or diminutive word for aunt
- informal.an older male homosexual
Example Sentences
"People do panic. I can understand that but to go out and get food and come back and sit and eat food, it's unbelievable," Kimberley's auntie Shelly Crooks said.
It’s an auntie and a niece in the images, and the niece is on her own after the funeral.
"I was doing stand-up in Brussels and there was a guy in the front row who'd been taught by my auntie and uncle," he said.
"She was due to be the flower girl at the wedding of her uncle and auntie which was due to take place the following weekend."
Mr Albon wanted the child's non-biological mother to be called "auntie" rather than mother, despite the fact she had acted as a parent from birth.
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