Auntie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUNTIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a familiar name for an aunt, also AUNTY
• the BBC.
• Alt. of Aunty
• the sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle
• aunt

Words related to AUNTIE

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Words that contain AUNTIE

aunties7 jauntie14 vauntie10 jauntier15 jaunties15 vauntier11 flauntier12 jauntiest16 vauntiest12 flauntiest13

How to use AUNTIE in a sentence

• And there, yes, by Jove, was dear old Auntie Yvette, smiling and weeping simultaneously.
• You darling! I believe you think of nobody but uncle in the world! AUNTIE.
• What can you expect? Not a soul there, of course! AUNTIE.
• Was that the real reason why we refused to have him here? Was it? AUNTIE.
• Do you think his brother Joshua would mind that? AUNTIE.
• Happy! How can I be happy, and my brother Robert what I have made him! AUNTIE.
• That question had better be faced, too! Our love! Well, what of it? What is love? AUNTIE.
• Did you mind the severance from your family because of me? AUNTIE.
• Yes, and then what followed? Having given up so much for me, what followed? AUNTIE.
• Tell me, are you quite sure that you have grasped the full meaning of his project? AUNTIE.
• Did you happen to realise his explanation as to the constitution of the society? AUNTIE.
• I mean that service such as mine demands a greater recompense! AUNTIE.
• The right of understanding, the right of purpose, and the right of will! AUNTIE.
• And you have sent for me to help you in that wrong! AUNTIE.
• Behold the happiness you have already brought him! AUNTIE.
• Four years ago I went to South Carolina to see my auntie.
• When I am here at his home, he always comes to Auntie for love and tenderness.
• Dear Auntie was a maiden lady, looking on all young men as wolves to be kept far from her growing lambs.
• Uncle and auntie have always given me money lavishly.
• The only thing that troubles me is the fact that Nancy thinks I am playing at housekeeping, and I am afraid she will resent my authority after auntie goes away.
• I should not like auntie to have a worse opinion of you than she has already.
• I bet Quincy and auntie have put up some sort of a game on pa and ma.
• Also, if you could let Auntie Effie see this bit, or tell her I will try and write, I should be very pleased.
• Please thank Auntie Agnes for writing me such an interesting letter.
• But I know him through and through, auntie, and he feels it.
• Some of the white people that was connected with them in slavery were named Hollinsheds and my auntie went in that name.
• Then we taught in the Sunday School, for Auntie would tell us that it was useless for us to learn if we did not try to help those who had no one to teach them.
• Write to him, auntie, please, and tell him I am here, but nothing more.
• In the past he had called her Auntie, and was accustomed to kiss her and be kissed.
• He likes going about with his auntie, and his auntie likes to have him.
• There was a man behind us, and every time he laughed Auntie looked round to see if a door had opened, he made such a draught.
• Sanford said, and, auntie, I must tell you all, I thought dreadful things of you, too, because you knew.
• Auntie says Mother told her that she nearly broke her heart when I left India, seventeen years ago, and she writes to me regularly every three months.

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