Mammy

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Mother. noun

A black nursemaid, especially one formerly in the southern United States. noun

Mother; mama: a childish word. noun

Hence In the southern United States, especially during the existence of slavery, a colored female nurse; a colored woman having the care of white children, who often continue to call her mammy after they are grown up. noun

Same as stone-lugger, 2. noun

A child's name for mamma, mother. noun

Mamma; mother noun

In the southern United States, a black nanny employed to look after white children. noun

An offensive term for a Black nursemaid in the southern U.S. noun

Informal terms for a mother noun

Mamma; mother

(historical, often pejorative) In the southern United States, a black nanny employed to look after white children; or in the antebellum South, a female slave who was close to the household and looked after the children.

A black woman, depicted as rotund, homely and matronly. The mammy is an archetype, portraying a domestic servant of African descent who is generally good-natured, often overweight, and loud. The stereotypical mammy is portrayed as obsequiously servile or acting in, or protective of, the interests of whites Although the word "mammy" is a variant of "mother" and was common in North America, it is now rarely used and typically considered an ethnic slur. In parts of the UK however, mammy is still widely used as a synonym for "mother" by young people, without any racial connotation. Urban Dictionary

Mammy - term has evoled quite drastically from the early late 19th - early 20th century. When the term was used to describe a black woman in a dominant white household that took care of the children and housework to create better life for her own children. However, the term in present time is used to describe an unfit, lazy, uncaring, wannabe grown, irresponsible or unruly mother. Urban Dictionary

Short for the word, mammogram. Urban Dictionary

A very nasty, bitter woman, lacking in morals and individuality. Urban Dictionary

Stands for breast OR something you call your grandma Urban Dictionary

A slang term that modifies the noun that precedes it to reflect a large quantity of that particular thing. Similar in usage to the word myriad, though placed differently. Urban Dictionary

A Toxic Black Woman with Internalized Misogyny who engages in Black Male Worship. Any Black Woman who doesn't participate in this foolery is seen as self-hating or a feminazi. Mammy behavior includes: - Speaking Life into Dusties who do not want to be Men - Humiliating or prostrating themselves before Dusties - Agree to go 50/50 on the rent - Trying too hard to prove that she's "not like the rest of these hoes" - Being in competition with & even hating their Black Daughters. She's a very stupid and wicked Woman who will always blame Black Girls for being victims of SA or call them "fast", meanwhile, Black Males who prey on them are never held accountable & are seen as victims - Using Religion to justify why Black Women should be in service to Dusties & tip-toe around their feelings so they won't feel sad or be emasculated by every small thing Women do. The fragile fee-fees of the Man is top priority - Listens to or overvalues the unsolicited opinions of Dusties in Black Women's business & views it as gospel. To the Mammy, the Black Man is never wrong & entitled to Black Women's spaces - Basically, will always be seen covering for & enabling problematic things Dusties do. The Mammy is too afraid to hold Black Men accountable for fear of rejection by their Kangz. They believe along with Dusties that only Black Men are victims while everyone else is out to get them Urban Dictionary

Word used by hispanic men for a woman who is too damn sexy for any other words. Urban Dictionary

N/V . Used to describe women who baby, coddle, and take care of men in any race or ethnicity. Usually used to describe black women since they are the biggest offenders. Urban Dictionary

A term for mother commonly used in Ireland, Scotland and parts of England. It is the same as Mommy or Mummy. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mammy:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mammy:
dishy, fishy, dogpatch, pappy, archetype, jezebel, rhett, abner, blackface, thou, stereotype, stool, shoes, sapphire, daddy, jerry, technicolor, butch, stereotypical, thy, broom, daisy, maid, mae, aunt, tom, parody, shorts, randolph, caring, pie, cat, doll, agnes, portrayal, shall, pleasant, throws, lou, plantation, opens, slave, servant, ruth, cartoon, gone, lightning, sing, mouse, maternal, slaves, figure, slavery, portrayed, uncle, sierra, voiced, wind, depicted, kitchen, knows, sees, mrs, asks, door, dress, welfare, baby, domestic, woman, fictional, black, roles, broadway, character, calls, jimmy, walter, white, african, hits, household, leaves, duties, comes, dvd, gets, coal.

Words that rhyme with mammy:
chamois, amie, clammy, whammy, miami, rammy, ramie, tammy, grammy, sammy, sami, jammy, ramee, hammy, shammy, gammy, brahmi, chammy, cammy, tammie, yanomami, mammae, tami, valmy, sammie, ramey, cammie, pammy, lammey, tamiami, mccamey, mckamey, abraham e, abraham he, am e, am he, am me, amsterdam he, billingham me, birmingham he, buckingham he, cam e, coram me, dam he, damn he, damn me, diagram e, diagram he, epigram he, exam he, ham he, jam he, kamei, lamb he, lamb me, lamm me, lammi, mi-vami, nam e, nam he, nottingham he, potsdam he, program e, program he, program me, programme he, ram he, ram me, sam he, scam he, slam me, spam e, telegram he, tram he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mammy:
old, black, poor, dear, colored, ole, own, little, southern, faithful, fat, yer, big, coloured, beloved, wid, typical, stereotypical, loyal, day, nice, grand, step, time, far, dearest, irish, blessed, mah, surprising, indignant, head, proverbial, asexual, kiss, nurturing, foster, aged, haired, dis, stereotyped, aforesaid, darling, saintly, incomparable, den, hearted, oratorical, comfortable, defiant, affectionate, daddy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mammy:
wagon, chair, wagons, water, dear, ism, leg, chairs, traders, freak, cloth, palaver, bammy, song, apples, trouble, singer, lorries.

Consonant match to mammy:
murmur, mama, memo, mummy, mommy, mamma, momma, mummer, moma, mamie, mimi, mamey, mammae, mammo, maimer, mau mau, maumee, mau-mau, mumma, mammoplasty, mammaplasty, mo mo, mumaw, ma mai, ma may, ma me, ma mi, ma mo, mae mae, maim a, maim her, maim me, mam a, mam i, mama a, mamma a, may may, me ma, me me, me my, mee my, memmer, mi ma, mi me, mi mi, mi mo, mime a, mo may, mo mi, moami, mom a, mom he, mom her, mom i, mom may, mom my, mom who, momma a, moo moo, moomaw, moomey, mu mu, mum a, mum he, mum i, mum who, mummey.

Words that sound like mammy:
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