Mary Poppins
Mary Poppins noun: a cheerful, friendly and remarkably efficient woman who is a caretaker of children and who can fly.
Noun
Mary Poppins (plural Mary Poppinses)
- A cheerful, friendly and remarkably efficient woman who is a caretaker of children and who can fly.
- Maybe I should have been alarmed, too. But except for that brief flicker of hostility I'd glimpsed before Liam had noticed me, Jeremy's personal trainer seemed to have a real Mary Poppins disposition, coupled with a scientist's knack tor observation.2016, Colette London, The Semi-Sweet Hereafter: a Chocolate Whisperer mystery
- MP-10 is the Mary Poppins of your requirement list: "Practically perfect in every way."2021 August 6, Beezel_Pepperstack, “What is the best masterpiece that is good to transform, minimal joint issues, and can be played with (from collectors standpoint) without worrying about any paint...
Forms of Mary Poppins
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Origin of Mary Poppins
From the titular character in the film Mary Poppins.
Questions about Mary Poppins
- What does Mary Poppins mean?
- Mary Poppins means a cheerful, friendly and remarkably efficient woman who is a caretaker of children and who can fly.
- What part of speech is Mary Poppins?
- Mary Poppins is a noun.
- What is the plural of Mary Poppins?
- The plural of Mary Poppins is Mary Poppinses.
Words near Mary Poppins in the dictionary
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