baby-mamma

A form of baby mama — The mother of a child in common, particularly unmarried.

Meanings

nounbaby-mamma (plural baby-mammas)

plural baby-mammas

  1. alternativeAlternative spelling of baby mama.

    “Irish mythology is worse than Greek mythology,” she said with a chuckle. “You need a color-coded diagram to keep track of all the baby-daddies and baby-mammas.”

    2014, Jill Daugherty, chapter 33, in Defining Courage, Denver, Colo.: Open Mike Publishing, →ISBN, page 271
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    We need to teach our youth to become builders instead of destroyers. We need to teach them to become thinkers and artisans, not thugs and baby-mammas. Our youth need to become revolutionaries, not gangstas. We need our youth to go from being predators…to our protectors.

    2012, Kevin Alberto Sabio, “From Predators to Protectors”, in Raise Your Brown Black Fist 2!! More Political Shouts of an Angry Afro Latino, Denver, Colo.: Outskirts Press, Inc., →ISBN, page 77

    Go away, Fabrizio – I don’t want to see you any more. Go to Paris – go live with that pimp Maximus. Go to one of your girls, your baby-mammas, and your bastard kids . . .

    2015, Joan Collins, chapter 26, in The St. Tropez Lonely Hearts Club, London: Constable, published 2016, →ISBN, page 269
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