paps
- noun
- /pæps/
- Informal
:
papá
- My paps always knows how to make me smile.
And Mama and pap pop in the street are, you know, horridly scrambling, working for dollars or whatever fake currency.
- And Mama and pap pop in the street are, you know, horridly scrambling, working for dollars or whatever fake currency.
Examples
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My paps makes the best pancakes on Sunday mornings.
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Whenever I needed advice, my paps was always there to help.
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I went fishing with my paps last weekend.
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I love spending time with my paps on weekends.
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I called my paps to ask for advice on my new job.
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Every Sunday, we visit my paps for family dinner.
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My paps taught me how to ride a bike when I was a kid.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A man who has a child
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1.0
A man who is your father
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1.0
An informal name a child uses for their father
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1.4
A casual word for one's father
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8.2
A person's father, used as a friendly name
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9.0
A father or grandfather someone calls in a loving way
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1.6
An informal word a child uses for their father
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8.2
A father's informal name
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9.1
A young child's word for father
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8.2
A familiar loving name a child uses for their father
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8.1
A word children use for their father
A loving nickname for a child's grandfather or sometimes father
A man who is the father of a woman's child, often when they are not together
How Affectionate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Paps as a friendly word for 'father' comes from simple baby talk like papa or paps, a small word children use for their 'dad'. So when someone says Paps they mean their dad in a warm, familiar way.