m'lovely
m'lovely noun: an affectionate term of address.
Noun
m'lovely (plural m'lovelies)
- An affectionate term of address.
- "Don't yu'm cry like that, m'lovely, they owd Jarmans'll think'ee a poor tule, that they will."1948, George Goldsmith Carter, The Smacksmen: a Story of the Fishermen of the Borough, Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin, page 182
- "Masses and prayers won't do him no good at this point, m'lovelies, since he's not much better a fellow today than he was when he bid you adieux these twenty years past […]"1990, Philippe-Joseph Aubert de Gaspé, translated by Jane Brierley, Yellow-Wolf & Other Tales of the Saint Lawrence, Montreal: Véhicule Press, →ISBN, page 124
Forms of m'lovely
| plural | m'lovelies |
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Origin of m'lovely
Contraction of my + lovely.
Questions about m'lovely
- What does m'lovely mean?
- M'lovely means an affectionate term of address.
- What part of speech is m'lovely?
- M'lovely is a noun.
- What is the plural of m'lovely?
- The plural of m'lovely is m'lovelies.
Words near m'lovely in the dictionary
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