mam
IPA: mˈɑm
noun
- (UK, Ireland, regional, informal, colloquial) Mum, mom; diminutive of mother.
- A Mayan language spoken in the Mexican state of Chiapas and the Guatemalan departments of Quetzaltenango, Huehuetenango, San Marcos, and Retalhuleu.
- (informal, Wales, Ireland) One’s mother.
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Examples of "mam" in Sentences
- Mam and Spanish are spoken there.
- It is also a metal known the mam.
- Full revert, wham bam thank you mam.
- The Mam people also engage in endogamy.
- Stick to the facts mam and we'll be fine.
- The MAM student masters the art of management.
- It is very closely related to the Mam language.
- The language of the Mam is also very interesting.
- The Mam have an established political organization.
- The station primarily broadcasts in the Mam language.
- The more commonly used phrase 'Your mam is the town bike' means that everyone has had a go.
- My mam is a high level bank manager, she got from telephone receptionist to her current job
- My mam is a Catholic but my dad is an atheist academic, a sort of angry sociologist, so I had the two, the rational versus the irrational.
- Dear Armo: Now, ¡Ay, caramba! might not be as popular or as peculiarly Mexican a swear as, say, "pinche puto pendejo baboso," ¡Cu-le-ro! "or the many epithets derived from the word mamá
- Some readers of this blog may remember when Jack Webb used to say in "Dragnet," "Just the facts, 'mam" - something that FORTUNE's Jessi Hempel and Assistant Managing Editor Stephanie Mehta should have remembered.
- I saw this at the flicks in the 70's, my mam was a loon for Elvis, but I remember really enjoying it even though I was just a kid. edward great article/review hunter. thanks for referencing ashby's awesome "bound for glory". you ever talk to jody hill and the gang about ashby?
- Now, ¡Ay, caramba! might not be as popular or as peculiarly Mexican a swear as, say, "pinche puto pendejo baboso," ¡Cu-le-ro! "or the many epithets derived from the word mamá (mother), but Mexicans do say it - but nowadays not as often as gabachos would love to believe, Bart Simpson catchphrase notwithstanding.
- Dear Armo: Now, ¡Ay, caramba! might not be as popular or as peculiarly Mexican a swear as, say, "pinche puto pendejo baboso," "¡Cu-le-ro!" or the many epithets derived from the word mamá (mother), but Mexicans do say it-but not as often as gabachos would love to believe, Bart Simpson catchphrase notwithstanding.