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auntie

[′an‚tē]
(ordnance)
antimissile missile
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Family She was the kindest, most gentle and loving mum, sister, aunty and nan you could wish for.
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She'll sometimes clasp my hands when I say, Hi aunty, how are you, to which she'll say something wry and we'll share a laugh.
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"What is your age Aunty?" I prodded, throwing all etiquette to the winds.
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I was ten and didn't want to live in a stranger's home, although to be fair, Aunty Loh and her family weren't strangers.
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New Delhi [India], June 29 ( ANI ): The witty Punjabi aunty, in her unsolicited unforgiving self, has sworn not to spare people who spread rumors.
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"Girl I want to tell you something," the next Aunty whispered,
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WELSH Sheila (nee Wilkinson) To My Beautiful Aunty Sheila, God has taken you away from us, And taken you to rest, It's not for us to understand, He only takes the best.
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REMEMBER that aunty who acted as if her sole purpose was to tell you what to do, or more aptly, what not to do?
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Special thanks go to Aunty Ivy and Aunty Doris for being loving, kind sisters, Uncle Ronnie and Aunty Maureen or their regular Friday visits, grateful and sincere thanks also go to Alan Johnson (nephew), all Post Office colleagues, Freemasonry Brethren, Holmeside Club Lads and all neighbours from Braeside Dunston.
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