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den mother
noun
- (in the Boy Scouts) a woman who serves as an adult leader or supervisor of a cub scout den.
- Informal. a woman who serves as an adviser or protector to a group of people.
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Origin of den mother1
First recorded in 1945–50
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From his rarefied position, Conway watched Leo become what he called a “den mother” to the justices.
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As his stay expanded from weeks to years, he realized he had been taken in by a den mother of sorts.
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She fielded everything with the calm humor and gentle decisiveness of a den mother.
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The collector and television producer Douglas S. Cramer once described Ms. Corcoran as “sort of a den mother” to the Los Angeles art world.
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For Seattle jazz musicians of the late 1940s, Thurlow was not only a respected singer but a hip den mother who made it her business to connect everyone on the scene.
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