Bambi

[bam-bee]

noun

1. a familiar name for a baby deer.

2. a first name.

bambi

/ ˈbæmbɪɜ /

acronym

1. born-again middle-aged biker: an affluent middle-aged man who rides a powerful motorbike

Word History and Origins

Origin of Bambi¹

From the deer in the children's book of the same name (1923) by Hungarian-born author Felix Salten, pen name of Siegmund Salzmann (1869–1945)

Example Sentences

"Bambi is asleep but Tommy told me he was watching it at home and I will call him shortly," she said.

From BBC

The Englishman credits boxing and his daughter Bambi, "the best thing in my life", with helping him most.

From BBC

A graphic pops up to say it is 110 days since Hague and their young daughter, Bambi, left.

From BBC

Peter and Bambi Carlton take a photo with their daughters Olivia and Drew, from left, of Columbus, Ohio, while visiting the Getty Villa in Pacific Palisades on reopening day for the museum since the Palisades fire last January.

From Los Angeles Times

One studio was hawking “Bambi: The Reckoning,” “Poohniverse: Monsters Assemble,” and “Pinocchio Unstrung,” whose tagline teased, “There’s nothing holding him back.”

From Los Angeles Times