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auntie
or ܲԳ·
[ an-tee, ahn- ]
Auntie
1/ ˈɑːԳɪ /
noun
- an informal name for the BBC
- informal.the Australian Broadcasting Association
auntie
2/ ˈɑːԳɪ /
noun
- a familiar or diminutive word for aunt
- informal.an older male homosexual
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It’s an auntie and a niece in the images, and the niece is on her own after the funeral.
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"I was doing stand-up in Brussels and there was a guy in the front row who'd been taught by my auntie and uncle," he said.
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"She was due to be the flower girl at the wedding of her uncle and auntie which was due to take place the following weekend."
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Mr Albon wanted the child's non-biological mother to be called "auntie" rather than mother, despite the fact she had acted as a parent from birth.
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My auntie’s house wasn’t burned down — she lives in Altadena — but her garage and back house was.
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