From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmommymom‧my /ˈmɒmi $ ˈmɑːmi/ ●●● S3 noun (plural mommies) [countable] American EnglishMOTHER mother – used by or to young children SYN mummy British English
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mommy• My lambie doesn't have a mommy.• She brought him his sandwich and soda, placing it down like a mommy, passing a hand through his wet hair.• Sally gently and supportively agreed that it was a good idea to have another story and a little more of mommy.• He thought mommy and daddy were sleeping.• Here, give that to mommy.Origin mommy (1900-2000) mammy 