Aunty

What do we mean by aunty?

The sister or sister-in-law of one’s parent.

The female cousin of one’s parent.

A woman of an older generation than oneself, especially a friend of one's parents, by means of fictive kin.

Any elderly woman.

A procuress or bawd.

A good looking middle aged women. Urban Dictionary

Nickname used in Australia for the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) TV and Radio stations Urban Dictionary

In some other countries, they are used as nice, more loving words to address closely related older women. Urban Dictionary

An auntie is that one person who's blessed to have a sibling who gave birth. These aunties tend to be better than the mom's because they can give them back anytime they'd like and have a magical bond that allows the niece/nephew to trust the auntie and tell them anything. These kids will become your life. One day you'll quickly realize that food and these kids are the main reasons you're living. Urban Dictionary

Aun-Tee A woman who ain’t a afraid to fight another Aunty who’s been hitting up her man. Left uncle cause he’s a snagging fuck. Always got a twisted tea in her hand. Will square up for her nephew. Makes real deadly dream catchers. Urban Dictionary

An adult female who is involved to some extent in an African American child's life; can be mother's sister but is not necessarily so. Urban Dictionary

Ladies, chicks, girls Urban Dictionary

A desi(south asian) woman who has all of the following characteristics: 1) has a thick desi accent when talking in English 2) talks in English to be cool 3) pinches your cheeks and calls you beta or glares at u and calls u batameez 4) chases people with chappals 5) smells like curry 6) asks you to marry her son the first time you meet her 7) is a fob. Urban Dictionary

Big aunties who chug twisted teas with there stomach hanging out chillin on the Rez hoein around Urban Dictionary

Desi origin refering to annoying desi middle aged women who like to spew virtue to younger desis. Most potent in the company of other aunties. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to aunty:
aunty, aunt, jaunty, runty, aunts, punty, vaunty, bunty, unty, auntly, haunty, cunty.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word aunty:
disco, flange, jack, rory, genoa, eager, karachi, gong, farewell, kay, donna, brave, bond, lucy, betty, indie, uncle, abc, hawaiian, kid, screened, rocks, mcdonald, breakthrough, entity, aunt, comedy, thin, project, dollar, laura, audiences, show, travelling, norman, romantic, closing, flash, segments, concert, arthur, cousin, desire, nick, colour, tell, starring, indigenous, starred, credits, max, melbourne, gets, khan, live, character, comic, premiered, charts, performing, stay, sister, australian, says, aired.

Words that rhyme with aunty:
ante, anti, vigilante, scanty, shanty, anti-, auntie, panty, chianti, grantee, janty, shanti, chantey, antae, canty, plantae, chanty, ante-, pantie, ypsilanti, santy, santi, ranty, shantey, fanti, penny ante, ferranti, khanty, cantey, briganti, galanti, mantey, disanti, ant he, arcosanti, aunt he, aunt t, aunt tee, began t, brandt t, can t, chant he, colasanti, crisanti, dan t, dextran t, gran t, grant e, grant he, grant t, grisanti, jan t, japan t, japan tea, kant he, lisanti, man t, mann t, nan t, pan t, plan t, plant e, plant he, plant t, plant tea, san t, san tee, santi e, span t, tan t, tettamanti, than t, than tea, vacanti, van t, van te.

Adjectives that are often used to describe aunty:
old, dear, poor, good, dearest, best, true, colored, eager, yer, foolish, prettiest, persecuted, neighbour, youngest, rimpy, blind, fat, past, venerable, naughty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective aunty:
anne, ann.

Consonant match to aunty:
into, ante, onto, enter, inter, anti, unto, anti-, auntie, inti, untie, inter-, antae, on to, ante-, in tow, auntter, ente, antar, ento-, enter-, onto-, in two, n t, ann to, anne to, anne too, ant a, ant he, ant i, ant to, ant who, aunt a, aunt he, aunt her, aunt i, aunt t, aunt tee, aunt to, aunt too, aunt who, en t, en te, en ter, en ti, en to, en tu, ent a, ent to, hahn to, han t, han to, haunt a, haunt her, haunt to, hen to, hen two, hint a, hint he, hint i, hint to, hint too, hon to, hun to, hunt a, hunt he, hunt her, hunt t, hunt to, hunt too, hunt two, hunt who, in t, in to, in too, inn to, junta a, n te, n ti, n to, n too, n two, on t, on tea, on too, on two, un t, un to.

Words that sound like aunty:
auntie, aunty, onto, antti, anti, ante, inti, unty, anti-, antik, an t, n t, aunt, aunts, monty, jaunty, anto, ondo, unties, onta, on to, aunter, auntly, oundy, onto-, empty, into, andy, indie, indy, untie, unto, andi, mt, indi, andie, anta, undy, ente, unde, ento, enta, ande, inta, a and e, endi, andee, in two, undi, mty, intu, antu, intoe, antae, m t, mti, in tow, county, auto, bounty, audi, ont, monte, oughta, ati, outie, conte, mountie, conti, alty, mounty, onda, jonty, monti, audie, awned, otti, auna, maundy, montie, montee, awny, onni, fante, outi, almy, auto-, fanti, contee, countee, aiti, osti, jante, aati, on-key, anyi, ahti, ortie, ottey, nanti.