Dad meaning in English

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Definition

Dad!, Daddy! (I need 5 dollars!): Father! Papa! (I need 5 dollars!) noun

Examples

  • "Edward : Crikey, Daddy, you're a real badass."
  • "I have included the potential daddies below."
  • "Edward : Thanks for taking me out mining with you, Daddy."
  • "Subject: Baby Daddy Drama"
  • "Haven't I told you not to speak to Daddy's lady friends like that?"
  • "Lucky : Thank you Daddy."
  • "Ellie Mae : Slow down, Daddy!"
  • "Lucky : I cannot tell you that Daddy."
  • "Mazal Tov, Daddy!"
  • "Edward : Dad, you just met me an hour ago."
  • "Dad : Yeah man, yeah!"
  • "Dad : Bruno, you've got to relax, kid."
  • "Bruno : Dad?"
  • "Bruno : But Dad, Grandpa Xavier loves perfumes, and no one thinks he's weird."
  • "You're my daddy, daddy!"
  • "Ellie Mae : I'm Ellie Mae, and this is my daddy."
  • "Daddy's gonna shoot us some dinner."
  • "Dad : Boo doo boo doo boo doo..."
  • "Please, Daddy, please!"
  • "Special dedication to my daddy, Horatio, who is here tonight."

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