fairy godparent
fairy godparent noun: gender-neutral equivalent of fairy godmother.
Noun
fairy godparent (plural fairy godparents)
- Gender-neutral equivalent of fairy godmother.
- Tracking his movements in the wild, as he crashes karaoke parties and kickball games, has become an online pastime; Mr. Murray himself has become the folkloric equivalent of a leprechaun or fairy godparent, popping up at unpredictable yet opportune moments.2012 November 28, Dave Itzkoff, “With Bill Murray, Just Take the Trip”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 28 Nov 2012
- Foremost in my mind is the breakout scene in 1960's "Cinderfella," his comic telling of the classic fairy tale in which a mistreated stepchild is granted his wish to go to the ball by a fairy godparent — in this iteration, a fairy godfather played magnificently by Ed Wynn.2017 August 21, Randy Lewis, “Jerry Lewis often scored laughs with a major assist from his musical expertise”, in Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Calif.: Los Angeles Times Communications, →ISSN...
Forms of fairy godparent
| plural | fairy godparents |
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Origin of fairy godparent
By analogy with fairy godmother.
Questions about fairy godparent
- What does fairy godparent mean?
- Fairy godparent means gender-neutral equivalent of fairy godmother.
- What part of speech is fairy godparent?
- Fairy godparent is a noun.
- What is the plural of fairy godparent?
- The plural of fairy godparent is fairy godparents.
Words near fairy godparent in the dictionary
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