What are some British terms of endearment?
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Not like as in boyfriend and girlfriend, but just between friends. For example, my British friend always calls me poppy and love, and I was wondering what terms we use that are only ...show more
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There is really only one all-purpose term you need in Britain these days, and that is "mate"...
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This question is for a story I am writing. The parents live in India (Delhi) the daughter lives in LA. The language that the daughter knows is English. She grew up in LA. The parents moved back to India when she became an adult and began teaching after...
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And what do you call her/him? He calls me "baby" or "sweetheart" and "little rascal" when I'm really 'naughty' (hehe..). We make a little game out of 'name calling' by trying to outdo each other with the most endearment...
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he calls me 'ayang busuk' or 'stinky ayang'. (uhh..I hate that when he use this name in public) so,...
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This is a follow-up question to What are some terms of endearment for men?.
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I do understand that if you are fighting, darling and love become HOY DAMUHO/BRUHA KA! But during peacetime .... what do you call your "honeybunch? Or are you generic and call them by their nick, Daddy or Mama? Are you creative like calling them...
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Soricel <Syo-ri-chel> it means little mouse because every time my husband buys a box of assorted...
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What are some Hebrew/Yiddish terms of endearment used in Israel? For example, in England, we have "Pet", "Darling", "love", etc. -- are there any Hebrew/Yiddish counterparts? I'm aware of "Bubee", but are there...
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You can find literary criticisms for Terms of Endearment at http://www.questia.com/Index.jsp!
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Here are some more terms of endearment: Angel, Angel-face, Anima mia, Baby-cakes Baby-doll, Babykins...
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