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cummer

[ kuhm-er ]
/ ˈkʌm ər /

noun Scot.

a godmother.
a girl or woman.

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Origin of cummer

1275–1325; Middle English commare godmother <Anglo-French, Middle French commere<Late Latin commāter, equivalent to Latin com-com- + mātermother1

Words nearby cummer

cume, cumene, cum grano salis, cumin, cum laude, cummer, cummerbund, Cummings, cummings, e. e., cummingtonite, cum new
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