babby
- noun
- UK
:
bebé
- She gently rocked the babby to sleep while singing a lullaby.
I would love to see babies with a Louis Vuitton bag.
- I would love to see babies with a Louis Vuitton bag.
- Sometimes, you know, you can see a baby, a toddler or a teen.
- I tried to walk out the door today and my baby started crying.
- So give babies a little slack on the planes, guys.
- It was a woman and a little boy and a baby.
- I have toddler babies and I'm also a wife.
- I, I don't know what's cuter than Cowboys babies with bubbles.
- You know how, like babies are so like fat, they're chunky.
- How do they even know that babies prefer this?
- This feels like what a little fresh baby feels like.
- What's sex like after babies is great.
- Oh my God, Babies were just flying out left and right.
Examples
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Naked as a wee babby.
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Now that's what I call a wee naked babby!
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The proud parents couldn't stop smiling as they watched their babby take its first steps.
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Every morning, he brings his babby to the park to play with other children.
Synonyms
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1.0
A very young child or animal that cannot walk and cannot talk yet
411
1.0
A very young child usually under one year who is not yet walking or talking
87
7.7
A young child
51
1.0
A very young child who cannot yet walk or talk
5
9.4
A playful name for a baby or very young child
3
8.6
A friendly, informal name for a child or close friend
2
9.9
A very young child people speak to with love
1
9.8
A baby or very young child
1
7.5
A young child
1
8.2
A small child or young goat that people talk about in a loving, informal way
A loving nickname for a baby or someone close to you
A very young child like a baby
A small child who behaves badly, often in a playful way
A young child in old or local language
Antonyms
How Young
Surface Forms
Etymology
Babby is a friendly dialect or baby-talk form of baby, coming from the simple 'ba' sound little children make, like in the word babble. So babby still means a very young child and feels soft and affectionate.