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daddy
dad·dy D0004000 (dăd′ē)n. pl. dad·dies Informal A father.
dad′dy·ish adj.daddy (ˈdædɪ) n, pl -dies1. an informal word for father2. the daddy slang chiefly US and Canadian and Austral the supreme or finest example: the daddy of them all. 3. slang the dominant male in a group; boss; top mandad•dy (ˈdæd i)
n., pl. -dies. Informal. father; dad. [1490–1500] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  daddy - an informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talkdad, dada, pa, papa, pappa, popbegetter, father, male parent - a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father); "his father was born in Atlanta" |
daddynounInformal. A male parent:father, sire.Informal: dad, pa, papa, pappy, pop.Slang: old man.Translationsdaddy
not your daddy'sVery modern or updated; no longer what an older generation would expect or be used to. With every building now featuring wireless Internet and touch-screen monitors integrated into the desks in each classroom, this is certainly not your daddy's high school anymore.See also: notthe daddy of them allThe biggest, oldest, most impressive, or most respected person or thing of a certain kind. I own a lot of vintage cars, but my 1926 Bentley is the daddy of them all.See also: all, daddy, ofWho's your daddy?A phrase humorously asserting one's superiority or authority over the person to whom the question is posed. I just beat you three games in a row! Who's your daddy?big daddyThe biggest, most important, or most influential person or thing of its kind. He's the big daddy of the recording industry—no one wields more influence than him.See also: big, daddysugar mamaA woman who gives her much younger romantic or sexual partner a lot of money and gifts. Often implies that the financial aspect is in lieu of genuine romantic interest from one or both people in the relationship. I know I shouldn't judge just from appearances, but it certainly seems like Tommy's new girlfriend is a bit of a sugar mama. Why else would he be with a woman nearly twice her age? Sarah is not my sugar mama! Sure, she treats me to dinner and takes me on vacations now and then, but I pay my own way in life!See also: mama, sugarsugar daddyA man who gives his much younger romantic or sexual partner a lot of money and gifts. Often implies that the financial aspect is in lieu of genuine romantic interest from one or both people in the relationship. I know I shouldn't judge just from appearances, but it certainly seems like Tammy's new boyfriend is a bit of a sugar daddy. Todd is not my sugar daddy! Sure, he treats me to dinner and takes me on vacations now and then, but I pay my own way in life!See also: daddy, sugarmack daddyslang A man who is skilled at seducing or alluring sexual partners; a man who has sex frequently with different partners. He thinks he's a mack daddy cause he slept around a little in college.See also: daddy, mackdaddy needs (new) shoesA phrase said aloud by a man in the hopes of getting good luck in a game of chance, especially before a dice roll. If I roll a seven, I walk out of here with $30,000. Come on, the daddy needs shoes! I'm so close to a bingo. Call D4, already—daddy needs new shoes!See also: daddy, needs, shoedaddy needs a new pair of shoesA phrase said aloud by a man in the hopes of getting good luck in a game of chance, especially before a dice roll. If I roll a seven, I walk out of here with $30,000. Come on, daddy needs a new pair of shoes! I'm so close to a bingo. Call D4, already—daddy needs a new pair of shoes!See also: daddy, needs, new, of, pair, shoehodaddyslang Someone who cannot surf, possibly in spite of actions or statements to the contrary. Of course that dude wiped out—he's a total hodaddy!daddy of them all and granddaddy of them allFig. the biggest or oldest of all; the patriarch. This old fish is the granddaddy of them all. This tree is the daddy of them all. It's been here since the place was built.See also: all, daddy, ofbig daddy1. An influential man, a big shot (see under big cheese), as in You'll have to get permission from big daddy. [Slang; mid-1900s] 2. A male sweetheart or friend, often a man considerably older than his female companion; a sugar daddy. [Slang; mid-1900s] 3. Grandfather. This usage originated in the South among African-Americans. 4. The largest or most important person or thing of its kind. For example, The United States has long been the big daddy of the Western Hemisphere, or The blue whale was the big daddy of the ocean. [Slang; 1960s] See also: big, daddygranddaddy of them allThe first, oldest, or most respected of its kind, as in That computer is the grandaddy of them all. [Colloquial; c. 1900] See also: all, granddaddy, ofsugar daddyA wealthy, usually older man who gives expensive gifts to someone much younger in return for companionship or sexual favors. For example, The aspiring young actress and the sugar daddy are a classic combination in Hollywood. The sugar in this term alludes to the sweetening role of the gifts, and daddy to the age difference between the pair. [Early 1900s] See also: daddy, sugara ˈsugar daddy (informal) an older man who has a much younger woman as a girlfriend and gives her presents, money, etc: When you tell him that he’s a sugar daddy, he gets very angry. He says she isn’t interested in his money, only in him.See also: daddy, sugar(grand)daddy (of them all) n. the biggest or oldest of all; the patriarch. This old fish is the granddaddy of them all. See also: all, granddaddy, ofdaddy of them all verbSee granddaddy of them allSee also: all, daddy, ofdaddy verbSee granddaddy of them allhodaddy verbSee hodadmack daddy n. a man who is popular with the ladies. Sam is a real mack daddy. Sure knows how to treat the ladies. See also: daddy, macksugar daddy n. an older man who takes care of a younger person, especially a young man or woman. Mr. Wilson is sort of a sugar daddy to the whole team. See also: daddy, sugarWho’s your daddy? interrog. Who is your boss? It’s me isn’t it? (A reminder of who’s the boss.) Don’t waver. Do it! Who’s your daddy? granddaddy of them allThe first, oldest, or greatest example of something. This colloquialism dates from about 1900 and is never applied to a person. For example, “That was the granddaddy of all hurricanes, according to the weather forecaster.” The Persian Gulf War of 1991 gave rise to a similar locution, the mother of all . . . , meaning the greatest or best of something and based on a translation from Arabic. It was first applied by Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein to a major battle (“the mother of all battles”). At this writing it has not yet supplanted granddaddy, but possibly one day it will.See also: all, granddaddy, ofsugar daddyAn elderly man who bestows expensive gifts on a young woman. This term, which uses sugar for the “sweets” of costly gifts and daddy to indicate the difference in the giver and recipient’s ages, dates from the first half of the 1900s. The London Times spelled it out: “Norma Levy, a prostitute, had a sugar daddy called Bunny who paid her rent and gave her a Mercedes car” (Sept. 20, 1973).See also: daddy, sugardaddy
Synonyms for daddynoun a male parentSynonyms- father
- sire
- dad
- pa
- papa
- pappy
- pop
- old man
Synonyms for daddynoun an informal term for a fatherSynonymsRelated Words- begetter
- father
- male parent
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