Momma

[mom-uh] /ˈmɒm ə/

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/ˈmɒmə/
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(US & Canadian) another word for mother1
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1884, American English variant of mamma (q.v.). As a biker’s girlfriend or female passenger, from 1950s.

noun

Any specified object, esp a large, admirable, or effective one; mother, motherfucker: It’s time to put this momma in the oven (1970s+ Black)

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