About The Word Nanny
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Nanny
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What's The Definition Of Nanny?
[n] female goat
[n] a woman who is the custodian of children Synonyms | Synonyms for Nanny: nanny-goat | nurse | nursemaid | she-goat Related Terms | Find terms related to Nanny: amah | ayah | biddy | billy | billy goat | bitch | bossy | brood mare | buck | cow | doe | doeling | dry nurse | ewe | ewe lamb | filly | goat | guinea hen | gyp | he-goat | heifer | hen | hind | jenny | kid | lioness | mammy | mare | mountain goat | nanny goat | nurse | nursemaid | nurserymaid | Partlet | peahen | roe | she-bear | she-goat | she-lion | sitter | slut | sow | tigress | vixen | wet nurse See Also | adult female | amah | bag | caprine animal | dry nurse | goat | keeper | mammy | udder | wet nurse | woman Nanny In Webster's Dictionary \Nan"ny\, n.
A diminutive of Ann or Anne, the proper name.
{Nanny goat}, a female goat. [Colloq.]
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