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Maggie Simpson

Maggie Simpson noun: a person who is irrelevant or who rarely participates and doesn't talk, especially a baby.

Noun

Maggie Simpson (plural Maggie Simpsons)

  1. A person who is irrelevant or who rarely participates and doesn't talk, especially a baby.
    • I just became kind of like the Maggie Simpson of the family2019, Thomas Fletcher, Negotiating Fatherhood: Sport and Family Practices, Springer International, page 116
    • The other two joined him on the couch, and they sat side by side with rapt attention-eyes like saucers-watching a movie they've seen hundreds of times, sucking on their sippies and bottle like three little Maggie Simpsons.2015, Helen Conroy, The Thinking Moms' Revolution: Autism Beyond the Spectrum: Inspiring True Stories from Parents Fighting to Rescue Their Children, Skyhorse Publishing

Forms of Maggie Simpson

pluralMaggie Simpsons

Origin of Maggie Simpson

From the fictional character Maggie Simpson of the television show The Simpsons.

Questions about Maggie Simpson

What does Maggie Simpson mean?
Maggie Simpson means a person who is irrelevant or who rarely participates and doesn't talk, especially a baby.
What part of speech is Maggie Simpson?
Maggie Simpson is a noun.
What is the plural of Maggie Simpson?
The plural of Maggie Simpson is Maggie Simpsons.

Words near Maggie Simpson in the dictionary

  1. maggid
  2. maggid shiur
  3. maggidim
  4. maggids
  5. maggie
  6. Maggie Simpson
  7. Maggie's den
  8. Maggie's drawers
  9. maggies
  10. magging
  11. Maggio

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