preggers

[preg-erz] /ˈprɛg ərz/

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adjective, Chiefly British Informal.

pregnant¹ (def 1).

Origin of preggers

1940-1945

First recorded in 1940-45; pregnant¹ + -ers

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That time that Andy thought she got chlamydia, but really she was just preggers!

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Within hours, it was confirmed that, yes, the pop singer is preggers!!

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British Dictionary definitions for preggers

preggers

/ˈprɛɡəz/

adjective

(mainly Brit) an informal word for pregnant (sense 1)

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Contemporary definitions for preggers

adjective

pregnant; also called preggo

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Word Origin and History for preggers

adj.

1942, from pregnant (adj.1).

Slang definitions & phrases for preggers

preggers

adjective

Pregnant: Meredith gets preggers by Jos (1942+)

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