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Synonyms for auntie

the sister of your father or mother

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'We have nothing left from the old times,' said Srichai Taisiri, or Auntie Tai, of the small Kuan Khama Community, going on to compare her neighbourhood with other areas in the old city such as Puak Taem on the south side of the old city known for its craftsmanship and the famed silversmiths of Wualai community near Chiang Mai Gate.
'I don't know, but I tend to believe the academic's version,' said the 69 year old Auntie Air, true Chiang Mai native who today lives in the same house her great grandmother built.
ANY LOVELY AUNTIES AND DID THEY GIVE YOU ANY INSPIRATION?
WHAT OR WHO INSPIRED AWFUL AUNTIE? IT MAY not be the answer you were expecting, but I am obsessed with the film, The Shining.
We can't complain too much, though, because over the years we have benefited from the organizational prowess of my Chinese aunties, and now that we have children, my wife, albeit reluctantly, has been forced into the role of auntie (though, of course, she's not an ordinary auntie, she's a cool auntie).
But you must be fast, because when the bell goes off at 12 noon on Sunday, you are in competition with all the other aunties, who have been scoping out the buffet since they walked in 15 minutes earlier.
First and foremost though, the colour purple was a particularly favourable colour for the aunties because it was bright and in their early life their father was a very Protestant who wouldn't have colours in the house.
Yet no one is telling my auntie while he just swans about doing what he pleases.
We believe children should be raised by a community--of aunties and uncles, of friends and relatives, of all the people we love.
"Maybe your bottom hole's not big enough," wondered Auntie Emm, whose recent bassoon playing proved to have equipped her with the right amount of puff.
"When the baby arrives I am going to spoil it rotten, just like all aunties should."
DAVID Walliams' Awful Auntie follows Gangsta Granny onto the stage at the New Theatre next week and we can't wait to see the comedian's rich and hilarious characters leap off the page.
Brought to the stage by Birmingham Stage Company, Awful Auntie was published in September 2014 and held the number one children's book for seven weeks.