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mother1
1. 
a. a female who has given birth to offspring
b. (as modifier): a mother bird
2. a title given to certain members of female religious orders
3. Christian Science God as the eternal Principle

mother2
a stringy slime containing various bacteria that forms on the surface of liquids undergoing acetous fermentation. It can be added to wine, cider, etc. to promote vinegar formation

mother [′məthยทər]
(engineering acoustics)
A mold derived by electroforming from a master; used to produce the stampers from which disk records are molded in large quantities. Also known as metal positive.

mother - parent


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In the mid-1980s, Mother Martina returned to Sunderland where she served the community as Reverend Mother for several years.
She said: "When I went to tell Reverend Mother I think I hoped she would say, 'no don't go'.
In the overt story, Reverend Mother Meryl Streep suspects trendy-wannabe Father Philip Seymour Hoffman of "interfering with little boys" (in the language of the period).
 
 
 
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