Jer-bear
Jer-bear proper noun: an affectionate nickname for someone named Jeremy or Jerry.
Proper noun
Jer-bear
- An affectionate nickname for someone named Jeremy or Jerry.
- "Sorry about that, Jer-bear." She gave his shoulder a squeeze, picking up a large brown envelope tucked in the back of the book.2002, Cora Taylor, Ghost Voyages, Coteau Books, →ISBN, page 6
- Jeremy DeLongpre: Are you okay? Richard DeLongpre: I'm sorry. Come here. No, no, pop up here, Jer-bear.2011 Allen Gregory, "Pilot" (season 1, episode 1)
Origin of Jer-bear
Blend of Jeremy + bear or Jerry + bear, chosen for the rhyme, which echoes the precedent of Care Bear.
Questions about Jer-bear
- What does Jer-bear mean?
- Jer-bear means an affectionate nickname for someone named Jeremy or Jerry.
- What part of speech is Jer-bear?
- Jer-bear is a proper noun.
Words near Jer-bear in the dictionary
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