milove
UK/mɪˈlʌv/
milove noun: an affectionate term of address.
Noun
milove (plural miloves)
- An affectionate term of address.
- 'Don't give it a thought, milove.' She planted a mug of coffee firmly in front of her sister-in-law and took a second one across to Mrs Martin.1983, Alison Cairns, Strained Relations, New York: St. Martin's Press, →ISBN, page 38
- "'Tis over, milove," Ulric answered, holding her to him as his men rushed up the battlement after the maidservant. "You're safe."1994, Linda Windsor, The Knight and the Raven, New York: Zebra Books, →ISBN, page 442
Forms of milove
| plural | miloves |
|---|---|
| alternative form | m'love |
Origin of milove
Contraction of my + love, representing a dialectal or colloquial pronunciation.
Questions about milove
- What does milove mean?
- Milove means an affectionate term of address.
- What part of speech is milove?
- Milove is a noun.
- How do you pronounce milove?
- Milove is pronounced /mɪˈlʌv/ (UK).
- What is the plural of milove?
- The plural of milove is miloves.
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