daddy
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- noun
- /ˈdædi/
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sugar daddy
- Many younger women prefer dating an older man who they can call daddy.
- sugar daddy
Being a jaddy, being a zaddy, being a daddy is all state of mind.
- Being a jaddy, being a zaddy, being a daddy is all state of mind.
- So he just wants me to be his daddy and his frenemy.
Examples
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Baby stood up, reached down for her purse, and looked at me, "Ready, Daddy?" I told her I was.
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One of my girlfriends calls me daddy all the time.
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Do you like being called daddy by our fans?
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I go to leave and it's like, Daddy, hi.
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So he just wants me to be his daddy and his frenemy.
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I'll be the daddy.
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She found him attractive and secretly referred to him as daddy in her texts.
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With his charming personality and good looks, he was often dubbed the daddy of the group.
Synonyms
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An older rich man who gives money and gifts to a younger person for romantic or sexual attention
Compounds
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An older rich man who gives money and gifts to a younger person for romantic or sexual attention
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A large fly with very long legs that looks like a mosquito but does not bite
A small animal like a spider, not a fly, with a round body and very long thin legs
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Etymology
Daddy is also used in slang to mean an attractive older man. A helpful way to remember this is that it borrows the family sense of dad meaning 'father' and the idea of 'care', so it suggests someone older who is strong, kind, or protective.