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auntie

 

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Noun auntie has 1 sense
  1. aunt, auntie, aunty - the sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle
    --1 is a kind of kinswoman
    --1 has particulars: great-aunt, grandaunt; maiden aunt

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Auntie

Description:

Auntie refers to the familiar term used to address one's mother's or father's sister, or a close female relative who is considered like a family member.

Sample Sentences:

  1. My Auntie Susan always bakes delicious cookies for the family gatherings.
  2. After the party, Auntie Emily and I went for a walk in the park.
  3. Auntie Maria is coming over for dinner tonight; she always has the best stories to tell.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Term of Endearment

In some cultures, "auntie" is used as a term of endearment for an older woman who is not necessarily a blood relative but holds a close bond with the family.

Example: Auntie Linda has been like a second mother to me; she has always been there when I needed support.

Sense 2: Referring to an Older Woman

In certain communities, "auntie" can be used as a respectful way to address an older woman, regardless of their familial relationship.

Example: Excuse me, Auntie, do you need any help with your groceries?

Sense 3: Auntie as a Cultural Icon

In some regions, "auntie" is used as a term to refer to respected elder women who possess wisdom, experience, and play an important role within the community.

Example: Auntie June is known for her deep knowledge of local traditions and customs.

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