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Antonyms:
begetter,
father,
male parent
Often used in the same context:
daughter,
aunt,
grandmother,
niece,
father,
son,
sister,
wife,
stepmother,
husband,
granddaughter,
mom,
stepfather,
stepdaughter,
uncle,
dad,
siblings,
cousin,
fiancee,
stepson,
grandchild,
grandson,
widow,
girlfriend,
nephew,
grandparents,
brother,
fiance,
boyfriend,
grandma,
parents,
eldest,
auntie,
girl,
mama,
grandfather,
woman,
toddler,
child,
goddaughter,
daddy,
family,
mum,
stepsister,
boy,
momma,
godmother,
grandaunt,
fianc,
baby,
newborn baby,
aunty,
teenager,
grandbaby,
nana,
friend,
babysitter,
relatives,
her,
widower,
she,
nanna,
infant,
neighbor,
stepbrother,
godchild,
housewife,
mommy,
grandpa,
stepmom,
malachias,
twins,
hers,
granddad,
homemaker,
mam,
bride,
divorcee,
kindergartener,
gran,
firstborn,
inlaw,
schoolteacher,
grandkids,
grandniece,
stillborn infant,
papa,
pappa,
godson,
hubby,
exwife,
grandad,
granny,
genette,
housemaid,
great grandmother,
sis,
washerwoman,
maidservant,
matriarch,
kindergartner,
landlady,
parent,
mothers,
mistress,
lady,
queen,
sisters,
godfather,
adored,
unloved,
widowed,
adoptive,
beloved,
bereaved,
overprotective,
poor,
tormented,
unloving,
devoted,
doting,
incestuous,
lovable,
loving,
monogamous
More specific:
ma,
mama,
mamma,
mammy,
mater,
mom,
momma,
mommy,
mother-in-law,
mum,
mummy,
surrogate mother
Appears in the definition of:
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abducted,
ablactate,
ablactation,
abortus,
achilles,
acquired immunity,
active birth,
aditi,
agalactia,
agalactosis,
agrippina,
agrippina the elder,
ana,
anaclitic depression,
anne boleyn,
apocrine,
archespore,
archesporium,
arianrhod,
arianrod,
aruru,
aunt,
auntie,
aunty,
barrymore,
beastly,
bleeder's disease,
blessed virgin,
boann,
boleyn,
book of ruth,
bradley method,
bradley method of childbirth,
breast-fed,
cade,
caring,
charles ix,
chorionic villus,
compassionate,
complain,
confirm,
control,
coo,
creole,
damgalnunna,
damkina,
dana,
danu,
day,
daze,
den-mother,
desert,
desperately,
devi,
directing,
disciplinary,
distress,
doddering,
dolefully,
don,
doris,
drink,
dutifully,
electronic fetal monitor,
electronic foetal monitor,
enate,
enatic,
erythroblastosis fetalis,
eurasian,
eve,
excuse,
expose,
female parent,
fetal alcohol syndrome,
fetal monitor,
fixate,
foetal monitor,
follow,
fond,
fraught,
fuss,
gaea,
gaia,
ge,
genitor,
georgiana barrymore,
georgiana emma barrymore,
go off half-cocked,
gramps,
gran,
grandad,
grandaunt,
granddad,
granddaddy,
grandfather,
grandma,
grandmother,
grandpa,
grandparent,
granduncle,
grannie,
granny,
grave,
great-aunt,
great-uncle,
great grandmother,
gurgle,
haemophilia,
haunt,
helpful,
hemophilia,
hospitalize,
house,
image,
implant,
imprudent,
ingrain,
inherit,
inheritance,
in utero,
izanami,
jane seymour,
kidnapped,
king oedipus,
lamaze method,
lamaze method of childbirth,
latona,
leave,
leboyer method,
leboyer method of childbirth,
lengthy,
lest,
leto,
lick,
living,
ma,
madonna,
mama,
mama's boy,
mamma,
mamma's boy,
mammy,
map,
mary,
mary wollstonecraft,
mary wollstonecraft godwin,
mater,
maternal,
maternal-infant bonding,
maternalism,
maternally,
maternalp,
maternal quality,
maternity,
matricentric,
matricide,
matrikin,
matrilineal kin,
matrilineal sib,
matrisib,
matronymic,
metronymic,
midwifery,
minister,
miss,
mistreatment,
mnemosyne,
mom,
momma,
mommy,
mother's boy,
mother's daughter,
mother's son,
mother-in-law,
motherhood,
motherless,
motherlike,
motherliness,
motherly,
mother cell,
mother figure,
mum,
mummy,
nacreous,
nammu,
naomi,
nestle,
nickname,
ninhursag,
ninkharsag,
ninkhursag,
noemi,
ob,
obstetrics,
oedipal complex,
oedipus,
oedipus complex,
oedipus rex,
offspring,
orphan,
overprotect,
parent,
parity,
pasiphae,
pc board,
pearlescent,
pearly-shelled mussel,
perinatology,
plain,
plash,
posthumous birth,
prehistoric,
pro-choice faction,
promiscuously,
puerperium,
queen mother,
quickening,
rachel,
rea silvia,
rebecca,
rebekah,
remind,
remove,
reproductive cloning,
resemble,
rhea,
rhea silvia,
ruth,
sainted,
sarah,
scold,
scurrilously,
searchingly,
seymour,
shadow,
shout,
silver cord,
snuggled,
solicitously,
soothingly,
splash,
stepfather,
suckle,
super,
supercilious,
supermom,
surrogate mother,
swell,
test-tube baby,
thea,
theia,
therapeutic abortion,
thetis,
the virgin,
tiamat,
tiresias,
tocology,
trial,
triangular,
trouble,
tyrannize,
uncle,
uncomplainingly,
unwed,
use,
veto,
virgin mary,
wean,
weaned,
weaning,
wollstonecraft
More general:
barm,
care,
create,
disagreeable person,
give care,
inspiration,
make,
old woman,
parent,
unpleasant person,
yeast
Synonyms:
beget,
bring forth,
engender,
father,
female parent,
fuss,
generate,
get,
overprotect,
sire
Also try:
— Nouns for mother:
law,
daughter,
pearl,
tongue,
love,
attachment,
inlaw,
wit,
goddess,
families,
relationship,
more...
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