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Definition of mom in English: momnoun mɒmmɑm British, North American dialect, informal One's mother. my mom gave us each a slice of pizza as name I'm waiting for Richard and Mom to get home Example sentencesExamples - They had a tiny office in the building my mom worked in, a kilometre or two from my house.
- Tomorrow is the weekly park playdate I set up for the summer with the preschool moms.
- Some moms have a hard time facing the fact that their daughters are growing up and becoming young women.
- The group started a program for moms and tots that is still going today.
- One of the other moms ran home and grabbed some trunks for the boy and he quickly went to romp with the other kids.
- People must wonder why my mom and daddy let us do that, but we were so wild that they couldn't control us.
- For the moms, the days of getting up little late seemed to have ended.
- His mom had taken him out to get a new pair of shoes, but he found a problem with every one he tried.
- There is good news tonight on helping single moms back to work and off welfare.
- The moms sit in the kitchen drinking strong coffee and sharing pie and good conversation while the kids all run amok.
- A great many expectant moms work right up until the day they go into labour.
- The girls all met by the time they were 5 years old and their moms became friends in the process.
- Many workers, particularly working moms, wanted flexible and reduced work times.
- In one of the most dramatic shifts our society has seen, two-thirds of all moms also work outside the home.
- All of a sudden my mom picks up the salt and pepper shakers and throws them at my dad's head.
- Why do we wait for one day a year to tell our moms, wives, we love them?
- My mom made it her duty to make countless trips to the ministry to get them to place me in a school.
- I open up my bathroom cabinet and realise I even have the same products my mom had.
- This accredited course is designed for moms, dads, parents-to-be or those in care of infants.
- The moms and dads were as impressed with the inside of the cottage as the children were.
Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation of momma. Compare with mum. Rhymes aplomb, bomb, bombe, CD-ROM, dom, from, glom, pom, prom, Rom, shalom, Somme, therefrom, Thom, tom, wherefrom Definition of mom in US English: momnounmɑmmäm North American, British dialect, informal One's mother. my mom gave us each a slice of pizza as name I'm waiting for Richard and Mom to get home Example sentencesExamples - I open up my bathroom cabinet and realise I even have the same products my mom had.
- In one of the most dramatic shifts our society has seen, two-thirds of all moms also work outside the home.
- People must wonder why my mom and daddy let us do that, but we were so wild that they couldn't control us.
- They had a tiny office in the building my mom worked in, a kilometre or two from my house.
- For the moms, the days of getting up little late seemed to have ended.
- All of a sudden my mom picks up the salt and pepper shakers and throws them at my dad's head.
- This accredited course is designed for moms, dads, parents-to-be or those in care of infants.
- The moms and dads were as impressed with the inside of the cottage as the children were.
- The girls all met by the time they were 5 years old and their moms became friends in the process.
- A great many expectant moms work right up until the day they go into labour.
- The group started a program for moms and tots that is still going today.
- My mom made it her duty to make countless trips to the ministry to get them to place me in a school.
- Why do we wait for one day a year to tell our moms, wives, we love them?
- His mom had taken him out to get a new pair of shoes, but he found a problem with every one he tried.
- Many workers, particularly working moms, wanted flexible and reduced work times.
- There is good news tonight on helping single moms back to work and off welfare.
- One of the other moms ran home and grabbed some trunks for the boy and he quickly went to romp with the other kids.
- The moms sit in the kitchen drinking strong coffee and sharing pie and good conversation while the kids all run amok.
- Tomorrow is the weekly park playdate I set up for the summer with the preschool moms.
- Some moms have a hard time facing the fact that their daughters are growing up and becoming young women.
Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation of momma. Compare with mum. |