tassie

American

[tas-ee] / ˈtæs i /

noun

Chiefly Scot.

tass.

Tassie British

/ ˈtæzɪ /

noun

Tasmania
a native or inhabitant of Tasmania

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Etymology

Origin of tassie

tass + -ie

Example Sentences

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When Tassie Weaver went into labour at full term, she thought she was hours away from holding her first child.

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Tassie's care was graded "D" - the lowest possible - by the trust's review team.

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"I knew that me and my baby needed help, and I tried to communicate that as clearly as I could, and I didn't get that help," Tassie says.

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Given her combined risks, Tassie should have been offered an induction earlier, at 39 weeks, concluded the review group.

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Heidi gave birth to their first daughter Lyla in 2019, two years before Tassie gave birth to Baxter.

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