Definition of mommy in English:

mommy

nounPlural mommies ˈmɒmiˈmɑmi

North American informal

One's mother (chiefly as a child's term).
British term mummy
Example sentencesExamples
- She brought her to my side and whispered that she was ready to meet her mommy.
- A mommy and her little ones parading past the backseat window of the Chevelle.
- They do not expect the mentor to be their mommy, daddy, their magic wand or their friend.
- We've seen it done on TV, and our mommies have told us it's the right thing to do, so go for it.
- Claycomb called his mommy, who wired him money for a bus ticket to Colorado.
- The mommy eyed the bottom cage, with the cute little teddy bear hamsters rolling around in it.
- Maybe it's because my parents were so good at it, but I have lately found myself around a number of really inept mommies and daddies.
- So my husband took my ticket, my two kids and went to the show with David and his mommy and daddy.
- While the mommies in the crowd just nodded and smiled, the rest of the audience must have felt they were watching pure surrealism.
- In a poem about my mommy I know that no matter what, we will always be together.
- Maybe they never had a mommy and a daddy who loved them, and maybe they never had opportunities.
- When I watch a mommy and daddy play with that new baby, I know what kind of parents they have.
- My mommy then reassured me that such a thing would not happen, she and daddy are still loving as before.
- All the fish have mommies and daddies and grandmas and grandpas all the way back for a jillion years.
- Oh, I've known Kimberly since we were in our mommies' stomachs.
- It is just a product of one, what works for us, and two, what our mommies and daddies told us as children.
- I want my mommy or someone to stay with me until I get better, to tell me that I'm going to be alright.
- Not everyone has rich mommies and daddies who can spot them the cash.
- Enjoy some relaxation with your baby and meet other mommies in training.
- ‘They said we must ask our mommies if we can go to school because there will still be a few teachers,’ he said.

Origin

Early 20th century: from momma + -y.

Rhymes

commie, pommie, pommy, tommy

Definition of mommy in US English:

mommy

nounˈmɑmiˈmämē

North American informal

One's mother (chiefly as a child's term).
British term mummy
Example sentencesExamples
- When I watch a mommy and daddy play with that new baby, I know what kind of parents they have.
- Enjoy some relaxation with your baby and meet other mommies in training.
- We've seen it done on TV, and our mommies have told us it's the right thing to do, so go for it.
- She brought her to my side and whispered that she was ready to meet her mommy.
- I want my mommy or someone to stay with me until I get better, to tell me that I'm going to be alright.
- A mommy and her little ones parading past the backseat window of the Chevelle.
- The mommy eyed the bottom cage, with the cute little teddy bear hamsters rolling around in it.
- ‘They said we must ask our mommies if we can go to school because there will still be a few teachers,’ he said.
- So my husband took my ticket, my two kids and went to the show with David and his mommy and daddy.
- In a poem about my mommy I know that no matter what, we will always be together.
- Maybe they never had a mommy and a daddy who loved them, and maybe they never had opportunities.
- Oh, I've known Kimberly since we were in our mommies' stomachs.
- While the mommies in the crowd just nodded and smiled, the rest of the audience must have felt they were watching pure surrealism.
- Not everyone has rich mommies and daddies who can spot them the cash.
- It is just a product of one, what works for us, and two, what our mommies and daddies told us as children.
- Maybe it's because my parents were so good at it, but I have lately found myself around a number of really inept mommies and daddies.
- Claycomb called his mommy, who wired him money for a bus ticket to Colorado.
- They do not expect the mentor to be their mommy, daddy, their magic wand or their friend.
- All the fish have mommies and daddies and grandmas and grandpas all the way back for a jillion years.
- My mommy then reassured me that such a thing would not happen, she and daddy are still loving as before.

Origin

Early 20th century: from momma + -y.

单词	mommy
释义	Definition of mommy in English: mommy nounPlural mommies ˈmɒmiˈmɑmi North American informal One's mother (chiefly as a child's term). British term mummy Example sentencesExamples She brought her to my side and whispered that she was ready to meet her mommy. A mommy and her little ones parading past the backseat window of the Chevelle. They do not expect the mentor to be their mommy, daddy, their magic wand or their friend. We've seen it done on TV, and our mommies have told us it's the right thing to do, so go for it. Claycomb called his mommy, who wired him money for a bus ticket to Colorado. The mommy eyed the bottom cage, with the cute little teddy bear hamsters rolling around in it. Maybe it's because my parents were so good at it, but I have lately found myself around a number of really inept mommies and daddies. So my husband took my ticket, my two kids and went to the show with David and his mommy and daddy. While the mommies in the crowd just nodded and smiled, the rest of the audience must have felt they were watching pure surrealism. In a poem about my mommy I know that no matter what, we will always be together. Maybe they never had a mommy and a daddy who loved them, and maybe they never had opportunities. When I watch a mommy and daddy play with that new baby, I know what kind of parents they have. My mommy then reassured me that such a thing would not happen, she and daddy are still loving as before. All the fish have mommies and daddies and grandmas and grandpas all the way back for a jillion years. Oh, I've known Kimberly since we were in our mommies' stomachs. It is just a product of one, what works for us, and two, what our mommies and daddies told us as children. I want my mommy or someone to stay with me until I get better, to tell me that I'm going to be alright. Not everyone has rich mommies and daddies who can spot them the cash. Enjoy some relaxation with your baby and meet other mommies in training. ‘They said we must ask our mommies if we can go to school because there will still be a few teachers,’ he said. Origin Early 20th century: from momma + -y. Rhymes commie, pommie, pommy, tommy Definition of mommy in US English: mommy nounˈmɑmiˈmämē North American informal One's mother (chiefly as a child's term). British term mummy Example sentencesExamples When I watch a mommy and daddy play with that new baby, I know what kind of parents they have. Enjoy some relaxation with your baby and meet other mommies in training. We've seen it done on TV, and our mommies have told us it's the right thing to do, so go for it. She brought her to my side and whispered that she was ready to meet her mommy. I want my mommy or someone to stay with me until I get better, to tell me that I'm going to be alright. A mommy and her little ones parading past the backseat window of the Chevelle. The mommy eyed the bottom cage, with the cute little teddy bear hamsters rolling around in it. ‘They said we must ask our mommies if we can go to school because there will still be a few teachers,’ he said. So my husband took my ticket, my two kids and went to the show with David and his mommy and daddy. In a poem about my mommy I know that no matter what, we will always be together. Maybe they never had a mommy and a daddy who loved them, and maybe they never had opportunities. Oh, I've known Kimberly since we were in our mommies' stomachs. While the mommies in the crowd just nodded and smiled, the rest of the audience must have felt they were watching pure surrealism. Not everyone has rich mommies and daddies who can spot them the cash. It is just a product of one, what works for us, and two, what our mommies and daddies told us as children. Maybe it's because my parents were so good at it, but I have lately found myself around a number of really inept mommies and daddies. Claycomb called his mommy, who wired him money for a bus ticket to Colorado. They do not expect the mentor to be their mommy, daddy, their magic wand or their friend. All the fish have mommies and daddies and grandmas and grandpas all the way back for a jillion years. My mommy then reassured me that such a thing would not happen, she and daddy are still loving as before. Origin Early 20th century: from momma + -y.
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