mother

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Phonetic Respelling: [ muhth-er ]

Definition: Play

n. female parent

Sentence: Play Play

My friend's mother is a doctor.

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My friend's mother is a doctor.

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What state did his mother take Jackie and his family to when he was just a baby?

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When the mother had a night alone what was her problem?

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What was Saxso's plan to rescue his mother and sisters?

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Where does Lena's mother live?

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What made Billy Jo's mother proud?

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When the little bunny wants to be a little boy, what will his mother become?

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I tried to impersonate my mother when I answered the phone.

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Where did Benedict Arnold's mother send him to be an apprentice?

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What did the mother write on the back of the doll?

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What did Bob's mother do with her old hat?

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What did Kristy's mother agree to do with Watson?

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What did Megan learn about her mother when they were in the chapel before the wedding?

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How do you know Frank's mother supported the war effort?

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What job did Ty's mother have?

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Synonyms: Play

ma; mama; mom

Antonyms: Play

father; male parent

How many syllables in mother?

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