mam

[mam]

noun

1. British Informal.,  mother.

2. ma'am.

mam

/ mæm /

noun

1. informal,  another word for mother 1

Word History and Origins

Origin of mam¹

First recorded in 1565–75;

Example Sentences

"In mam'Nandi's presence, you knew you were in the presence of performance royalty."

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"Government has failed the entire sector and they have failed mam'Nandi."

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Respectfully known as mam'Nandi, her passing, for some, felt like losing a close relative.

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The 57-year-old, who works as a chartered engineer, lives in the Derbyshire village of Castleton, a short drive from Mam Tor.

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But his post about the dozens of stacks, built next to the busy Great Ridge footpath - about a 15-minute hike from the summit of Mam Tor - has received the most engagement.

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