chickabiddy

British  

/ ˈtʃɪkəˌbɪdɪ /

noun

1. a term of endearment, esp for a child

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Etymology

Origin of chickabiddy

C18: from _chick + _biddy ¹

Example Sentences

“We’ll be quick about it, chickabiddy.”

From Literature

Gramps said, “We’re gonna be here a while, chickabiddy.”

From Literature

Gramps said, “Well, now, chickabiddy, I thought about that, but it’s only going to make him worry. Do you think we could wait to call him when we get to Idaho?”

From Literature

“Heck,” Gramps said, “I oughta turn this wheel over to you, chickabiddy. All this driving is making me crazy as a loon.”

From Literature

He said, “You’re a helluva driver, chickabiddy, but don’t you tell your Momma I taught you. She’d thrash me half to death.”

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