FabSwingers.com forum: Mom or Mum

By *sStephenPickle OP Man
11 weeks ago

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What do you say? 🥴

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
11 weeks ago

BRIDPORT

You’ll upset those northern lot for not including mam

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By *viatrixWoman
11 weeks ago

Redhill

Mamá 🤭

My kids call me “Mamita bonita” ❤️ 🤭

Or bro…

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By *ouble-SidedCouple
11 weeks ago

Voldsøy

Mam. 👀

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Mam or mum. Isn't "Mom" an American word?

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Mother

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By *VineMan
11 weeks ago

Just north of Bristol

Mum

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By *uffolkcouple-bi onlyCouple
11 weeks ago

Between Sudbury n Haverhill

Mom

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By *iss.BellaWoman
11 weeks ago

"Mam or mum. Isn't "Mom" an American word?"

I think people around Birmingham use mom.

I call mine mum to her face.. I have a few other choice words for her though.

My daughter calls me by my name 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ sassy Madame. But I'm working on her calling me mam

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By *estructionDollyWoman
11 weeks ago

The Deep Dark Woods

Mum

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Old dear

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By *r.EdibleMan
11 weeks ago

Fraserburgh

"You’ll upset those northern lot for not including mam

Absolutely correct, it's Mam. There's just no place for that American nonsense Mom. Like everything else in the last 20 years, our language and culture has been hijacked by the yanks. Don't get me started on people elaborately celebrating halloween - bon fire night was the British thing!!!! And black bloody Friday.........

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By *ools and the brainCouple
11 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

What next

Color or neighbor

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By *utterfly64Woman
11 weeks ago

Raynes Park

Mum

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By *avenNightsMan
11 weeks ago

Canvey Island

Mum

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By *vaRoseWoman
11 weeks ago

Ankh-Morpork

Mam - my mother

Mum - my ex mother in law

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania

Mom is probably the most common version in English-speaking South Africa. I grew up using that, as did all the kids around me.

When we moved to the UK, after a while we started using Mum, as that what what our daughter naturally used for my wife (like her peers). No need to confuse the issue.

My mom is still Mom though.

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By *eltCuteMightDeleteWoman
11 weeks ago

Reading

I only ever call her my mother. She doesn't deserve informal nicknames. Not from me.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
11 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

Mam

Tea

Bun

Ice pop

Penny floater

Dinner lady

Chip butty

Anything else is wrong.

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania

"You’ll upset those northern lot for not including mam

Well, as former South African, I still use Mom when talking to family over there. And as a Sad Old Goth, Halloween is a good bit of fun, and we celebrate it very elaborately. ❤🎃❤

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
11 weeks ago

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"Mam or mum. Isn't "Mom" an American word?

I think people around Birmingham use mom.

I call mine mum to her face.. I have a few other choice words for her though.

My daughter calls me by my name 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ sassy Madame. But I'm working on her calling me mam

Yeah those brummies grrrr

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By *ollyPocket75Woman
11 weeks ago

Aberdeen

I say mum, my kids will call me mother. Which i don't like 😅

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11 weeks ago

"You’ll upset those northern lot for not including mam

We're slowly turning into mini America. My son's got a prom next month 😂. They were unheard of in this country when I was growing up.

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By *partharmonyCouple
11 weeks ago

Ruislip

I (Luke) say mum because I'm British. Hannah says mom because she's American.

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By *urvyLady4BlackMenWoman
11 weeks ago

Norwich

Mum, mummy or mother.

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By *ineapplePixie69!Couple
11 weeks ago

Neverland/Wales

I call mine mother.

My kids call me 'bro' sometimes 😅 but other times mum.

Tink 😊

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By *wnedslut-KittyWoman
11 weeks ago

Kittys Lane

Mum

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By *lix CoxMan
11 weeks ago

CF39

Mam and grandmother mam-gu

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By *verageHoesCouple
11 weeks ago

Leeds

Mum or Moomin.

My kids call me Mummidge. Or Bummidge if they're being cheeky.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Central

Mum

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By *rdimpsMan
11 weeks ago

Hull

I'm English, so it's mum.

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By *ad NannaWoman
11 weeks ago

East London

Mama.

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By *ad NannaWoman
11 weeks ago

East London

"Mama."

Pronounced muh-mah

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By *r.ZeusMan
11 weeks ago

Basgiath War College

Mamá

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
11 weeks ago

Reading

A transatlantic merge of mom and mum.

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By *veragecouple2000Couple
11 weeks ago

South Wales

Mum

(Or sometimes bro with teenagers when they forget! 😄)

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
11 weeks ago

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"Mama.

Pronounced muh-mah"
muma?

You strike me as a mumsy kinda person

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By *ositiveVibesWoman
11 weeks ago

here there and everywhere

Mum but my kids tend to call me mama… no idea why as I’ve never deviated from mum

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By *porty_and_NaughtyCouple
11 weeks ago

Swansea

My kids called me mam or mammy, which has morphed into mwam or mwammy.

Mrs

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By *ad NannaWoman
11 weeks ago

East London

"Mama.

Pronounced muh-mahmuma?

You strike me as a mumsy kinda person"

That will be my flowery blouses and slippers.

And it's not muhmu, it's mum-ah.

Like on Pride and Prejudice.

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
11 weeks ago

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"Mama.

Pronounced muh-mahmuma?

You strike me as a mumsy kinda person

That will be my flowery blouses and slippers.

And it's not muhmu, it's mum-ah.

Like on Pride and Prejudice. "

Ok mumsy

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By *olyGlamorousWoman
11 weeks ago

Altrincham

"Mother"

My oldest calls me this 😂

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By *ad NannaWoman
11 weeks ago

East London

"Mama.

Pronounced muh-mahmuma?

You strike me as a mumsy kinda person

That will be my flowery blouses and slippers.

And it's not muhmu, it's mum-ah.

Like on Pride and Prejudice.

Ok mumsy

You'll get a clip around the ear if you keep that up 😉

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
11 weeks ago

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"Mama.

Pronounced muh-mahmuma?

You strike me as a mumsy kinda person

That will be my flowery blouses and slippers.

And it's not muhmu, it's mum-ah.

Like on Pride and Prejudice.

Ok mumsy

You'll get a clip around the ear if you keep that up 😉"

Ok mumsy

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By *exxyyDy11Man
11 weeks ago

North West

No one has mentioned Ma yet? 🤔🤔

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

"Mother

My oldest calls me this 😂 "

Yep.

I did this with my mum..

I'm the eldest too

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By *a LunaWoman
11 weeks ago

o o OO o o

Mam or Mum

Under my breath it’s “pain in the arse” but don’t tell her I said that or she’ll whoop my arse. 👀

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By *gent CoulsonMan
11 weeks ago

Secret hideaway in the pennines

Mum, always

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By *issy gabrielleTV/TS
6 weeks ago

doncaster

I’d call you mamma beautiful xxx

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By *rafter69Man
6 weeks ago

upminster

Mum

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
6 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

Northern family, everyone else in it says Mam, but I never liked that.

She's mother when I speak to her and and mother or mum depending on the context of the conversation with others 💜

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By *hickthighs25Woman
6 weeks ago

Stockton

Mam! Haha

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By *rSuave88Man
6 weeks ago

Mirfield

'The mother'

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By *hiversMan
6 weeks ago

Dinas Powys

I'm Welsh, so mam

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By *allySlinkyWoman
6 weeks ago

Leeds

"What next

Color or neighbor

Donut

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By *eneralKenobiMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

Mither

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By *allySlinkyWoman
6 weeks ago

Leeds

"Mither "

As in "come hither, mither" ?

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By *eathcliffMan
6 weeks ago

Cardiff

I'm Welsh, so it's MAM !

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By *eneralKenobiMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

"Mither

As in "come hither, mither" ?"

Exactly that! 😂

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By *vaRoseWoman
6 weeks ago

Ankh-Morpork

Mam

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By *ortney FoxxxWoman
6 weeks ago

honeysuckle lane

It’s mam

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By *5NyorksMan
6 weeks ago

.......

Mam here too.

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By *uncouple6677Couple
6 weeks ago

North West

Mam

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By *melia DominaTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Edinburgh (She/Her)

Neither, she's dead!

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By *Effy-Woman
6 weeks ago

Fife

Maw

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By *eneralKenobiMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

"Maw "

I think I’m Maw if I’m being a cheeky wee shite 🧐

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By *ubInTrainingTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Coggeshall

Mum x

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"Mither "

Aye, spikkin like a local loonie there

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

My kids have started calling me Mother in a sarcastic manner. I quite like it

Mrs TMN x

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By *Effy-Woman
6 weeks ago

Fife

"Maw

I think I’m Maw if I’m being a cheeky wee shite 🧐"

I say it if I’m talking about other people’s mums

“Just saw yer maw doon the shops” 😆

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By *eneralKenobiMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

"Mither

Aye, spikkin like a local loonie there

I was thinking, that totally gave my accent away in one word there 😂

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By *eneralKenobiMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

"Maw

I think I’m Maw if I’m being a cheeky wee shite 🧐

I say it if I’m talking about other people’s mums

“Just saw yer maw doon the shops” 😆"

If I said that to a friend they’d tell me to send her home she been missing for 4 years 🙃

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"Mither

Aye, spikkin like a local loonie there

I was thinking, that totally gave my accent away in one word there 😂"

I could hear you saying it!

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"Maw

I think I’m Maw if I’m being a cheeky wee shite 🧐

I say it if I’m talking about other people’s mums

“Just saw yer maw doon the shops” 😆"

Yer maw

Classic insult!

Also hi Effy 👋

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By *Effy-Woman
6 weeks ago

Fife

"Maw

I think I’m Maw if I’m being a cheeky wee shite 🧐

I say it if I’m talking about other people’s mums

“Just saw yer maw doon the shops” 😆

Yer maw

Classic insult!

Also hi Effy 👋"

Hi, MrsTMN 😘

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By *ravelling_WilburyMan
6 weeks ago

Beverley

Mam

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"Maw

I think I’m Maw if I’m being a cheeky wee shite 🧐

I say it if I’m talking about other people’s mums

“Just saw yer maw doon the shops” 😆

Yer maw

Classic insult!

Also hi Effy 👋

Hi, MrsTMN 😘"

You can call me maw

Oh wait

This has taken a turn

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By *eneralKenobiMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

"Mither

Aye, spikkin like a local loonie there

I was thinking, that totally gave my accent away in one word there 😂

I could hear you saying it!

It’s just dragged all the sexy out of me now hasn’t it 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"Mither

Aye, spikkin like a local loonie there

I was thinking, that totally gave my accent away in one word there 😂

I could hear you saying it!

It’s just dragged all the sexy out of me now hasn’t it 🤦🏻‍♂️😂"

Not at all. I remember in my early days with Mr, after a particularly top class fuck he said “Michty!”

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By *eneralKenobiMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

"Mither

Aye, spikkin like a local loonie there

I was thinking, that totally gave my accent away in one word there 😂

I could hear you saying it!

It’s just dragged all the sexy out of me now hasn’t it 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

Not at all. I remember in my early days with Mr, after a particularly top class fuck he said “Michty!”

And I heard the accent in that too, that could be the best compliment a man could ever give

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"Mither

Aye, spikkin like a local loonie there

I was thinking, that totally gave my accent away in one word there 😂

I could hear you saying it!

It’s just dragged all the sexy out of me now hasn’t it 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

Not at all. I remember in my early days with Mr, after a particularly top class fuck he said “Michty!”

And I heard the accent in that too, that could be the best compliment a man could ever give "

Right? That’s when I knew he was a keeper

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By *fffunCouple
6 weeks ago

Somewhere just outside London

I say mum..

But I get called marge sometimes by mine

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By *Effy-Woman
6 weeks ago

Fife

"Maw

I think I’m Maw if I’m being a cheeky wee shite 🧐

I say it if I’m talking about other people’s mums

“Just saw yer maw doon the shops” 😆

Yer maw

Classic insult!

Also hi Effy 👋

Hi, MrsTMN 😘

You can call me maw

Oh wait

This has taken a turn

Kinky! 😏

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By *ackformore100Man
6 weeks ago

Tin town

Mater and pater isn't it?

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By *agneyandhutchCouple
6 weeks ago

lucan

"You’ll upset those northern lot for not including mam

Bonfire night and Halloween are 2 completely different events on different dates.

I think locality determines what you call your mother. I'm mam, but I do know plenty of grown ups who will say mammy.

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
6 weeks ago

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"My kids have started calling me Mother in a sarcastic manner. I quite like it

Mrs TMN x"

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
6 weeks ago

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"I say mum..

But I get called marge sometimes by mine"

Marge or Marj is a favourite of mine. MLE coded

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

Mam but of course you have mammy & mither in N. Ireland & Scotland (Ulster Scot’s & Scot’s) I’m not sure what the Doric is.

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
6 weeks ago

North East Scotland, mostly

"I say mum..

But I get called marge sometimes by mine

Marge or Marj is a favourite of mine. MLE coded"

What is MLE?

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
6 weeks ago

Reading

Mum

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By *lyingsolo1000Woman
6 weeks ago

Reading

Mum but my teenager calls me mam as he picked it up from his Welsh dad.

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
6 weeks ago

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"I say mum..

But I get called marge sometimes by mine

Marge or Marj is a favourite of mine. MLE coded

What is MLE?"

Multicultural London English.

It’s a specific accent and when I read marge/ marj I hear it in that accent.

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By *aizyWoman
6 weeks ago

west midlands

Mum, I called my mum mumsy once, never again!

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By *arlo56Man
6 weeks ago

Newcastle

Mam

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By *i versMan
6 weeks ago

Kirkcaldy

Mum

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By *sStephenPickle OP Man
6 weeks ago

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"Mum, I called my mum mumsy once, never again!"

A cheeky little ‘wahgwarn mumsy’

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By *ookie46Woman
6 weeks ago

Deepest darkest Peru

I’m a mam

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By *eathcliffMan
6 weeks ago

Cardiff

"Mum"

As an interesting digression from a native Welsh speaker: the English ‘Dad’ is actually borrowed from the Welsh ‘Tad’ — so next time you say “Hi Dad”, you’re basically speaking Welsh, whether you like it or not! Meanwhile, the more formal ‘Father’ sticks to its old Germanic roots, (Vater) because even language knows when you’re in trouble…

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
6 weeks ago

Reading

My kids usual say muuuum and then shake their heads. I need better kids,

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By *hristopherd999Man
6 weeks ago

Brentwood

Mum

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By *araphillCouple
6 weeks ago

Dublin

Mam mum depends on which one

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By *ENW coupleCouple
6 weeks ago

west lancs

Mam

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By *rinceless PrincessWoman
6 weeks ago

Gloucester

Mum

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By *hePervertedPlumberMan
6 weeks ago

Edinburgh

North of the wall it's "Maw"

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By *reachersdaughterWoman
6 weeks ago

Someplace

Mom

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By *oonbath89Man
6 weeks ago

radstock

Depends what porn I’m watching

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By *uzzieboyMan
6 weeks ago

taunton

"Mam or mum. Isn't "Mom" an American word?"

And in Australia as I call my mom “mom”

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By *eri24Woman
6 weeks ago

Bridgend

Mam or mammy here

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By *attooboy100Man
6 weeks ago

Sedgley

Mom! The standard!!

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
6 weeks ago

little house on the praire

Mother, it's like a nickname for her we use

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By *0ng0 furyMan
6 weeks ago

Birkenhead

mam

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By *olvesxcoupleCouple
6 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Mom

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By *peedyGMan
6 weeks ago

Telford

Mom

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By *artorialMan
6 weeks ago

weymouth

I don't anymore as she died 2018, but when she was alive generally mum or mother

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