dad+(noun)

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• dad — ► NOUN informal ▪ one s father. ORIGIN perhaps imitative of a child s first syllables da, da …   English terms dictionary

• dad — /dæd / (say dad) noun Colloquial 1. a father. 2. (a familiar form of address for a father.) 3. (a term of address to an older man.) {earlier dadde, nursery substitute for father} …  

• dad — [ dæd ] noun count INFORMAL ** your father: His dad works in my office. Can I borrow some money, Dad? …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• dad|dy-o — or dad|dy o «DAD ee oh», noun. Slang. a familiar form of address for any man: »He called the English teacher ‘Daddy o (New Yorker) …   Useful english dictionary

• Dad|dy-o — or dad|dy o «DAD ee oh», noun. Slang. a familiar form of address for any man: »He called the English teacher ‘Daddy o (New Yorker) …   Useful english dictionary

• dad|dy — «DAD ee», noun, plural dies. 1. a) Informal. father: »I suppose every boy looks forward to the day when he can have the opportunity of bestowing an honor upon his daddy (New York Times). b) Figurative: »To say that all news is local is to utter… …   Useful english dictionary

• dad dancer — noun Someone who practices dad dancing, or considered thus …   Wiktionary

• Dad — noun /dæd/ Ones father. I will only do what Dad says …   Wiktionary

• dad — noun (C) informal father: She lives with her Mom and Dad …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

• dad — noun Etymology: probably baby talk Date: 15th century father 1a …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• dad — noun /dæd/ father, papa; male parent Syn: babbo, dada, daddio, daddy, father, pa, Pa, papa …   Wiktionary