bio dad Idiom, Proverb
dad-blamed
damned, darn, dingbusted The dad-blamed fishing line is tangled! It's in knots!
do-dad
an object with a name you cannot remember, do-funny A little do-dad on the back of the carburetor was sticking. That was the problem.
skidaddle
leave, go, off with you, vamoose """Get out of here! Skidaddle!"" the old man shouted at the boys."
sugar daddy
a rich older man who gives money to a younger woman for her companionship The woman went off on a nice winter holiday with her sugar daddy.
Baby Daddy
father (also see Baby Momma )
Mack Daddy
a man who's popular with women
big daddy|big|daddy
n.,
slang,
informal The most important, largest thing, person or animal in a congregation of similar persons, animals, or objects.
The whale is the big daddy of everything that swims in the ocean. The H-bomb is the big daddy of all modern weapons. Al Capone was the big daddy of organized crime in Chicago during Prohibition.
sugar daddy|daddy|sugar
n.,
slang,
semi-vulgar,
avoidable An older, well-to-do man, who gives money and gifts to a younger woman or girls usually in exchange for sexual favors.
Betty Morgan got a mink coat from her sugar daddy.
big daddy
big daddy 1) An influential man, a big shot (see under
big cheese), as in
You'll have to get permission from big daddy. [Slang; mid-1900s]
2) A male sweetheart or friend, often a man considerably older than his female companion; a
sugar daddy. [Slang; mid-1900s]
3) Grandfather. This usage originated in the South among African-Americans.
4) The largest or most important person or thing of its kind. For example,
The United States has long been the big daddy of the Western Hemisphere, or
The blue whale was the big daddy of the ocean. [Slang; 1960s]
daddy
daddy see
big daddy;
granddaddy of them all;
sugar daddy.
bio dad
One's biological father, as against to one's adoptive ancestor (or conceivably added non-biological ancestor figure). I assuredly begin my bio dad by application some ancestry sites and Facebook.Learn more: bio, dad