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1) General subject: cutie pie, deary, my dear girl, toots, tootsie, sweetheart2) Colloquial: dearie3) American: sweetie pie4) French: cherie7) American English: sugar-babe, sugar-baby, sugar-pie -
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1) General subject: a sweet one, cutie pie, deary, hon, lassie (в обращении), lovey dovey, sugar, sweet young thing3) American: sweetie pie4) French: cherie5) British English: luvvie6) Jargon: jellybean
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luvvie — UK [ˈlʌvɪ] / US noun [countable] Word forms luvvie : singular luvvie plural luvvies British informal an actor, especially one who you think is silly because they think their job is very serious and important … English dictionary
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luvvie — luv|vie [ˈlʌvi] n BrE 1.) another spelling of ↑lovey 2.) informal an actor who behaves to other people in a very friendly way that is not sincere … Dictionary of contemporary English
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luvvie — n. actor or actress who speaks and acts in an artificial and noticeable manner … English contemporary dictionary
luvvie — noun BrE 1 another spelling of lovey 2 (C) informal an actor or actress who behaves to other people in a very friendly way that is not sincere … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
luvvie — Noun. 1. An actor or actress, especially one with a flamboyant and affected theatrical manner. Also luvvy. Often derog. Informal 2. A form of address. From lovey. Informal … English slang and colloquialisms
luvvie — luvvˈie or luvvˈy noun An actor or other member of the entertainment industry, esp when regarded as excessively pretentious or affected • • • Main Entry: ↑luv … Useful english dictionary
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