mom

[mom] /mɒm/
noun, Informal.
1.
Origin
short for momma

m.o.m.

1.
middle of month.
Examples from the web for mom
  • Hers is the guilty pleasure of the traveling working mom.
  • Many college students have bills that mom and dad don't pay.
  • When mom and dad are both working, a night at the movies might seem grand.
  • Standing now, he wobbles a bit as the trio arrange themselves so mom can slide into the seat.
  • My mom made me a devil's-food cake with red candles.
  • My mom once told me that hanging wallpaper is the ultimate test of a marriage.
  • In a weird feat of biotechnological virtuosity, scientists have engineered mice with genes from two dads, and none from a mom.
  • As more colleges make mom and dad a priority, one group hopes to give them political clout.
  • At some point, the adult children sheltering with mom and dad are going to want places of their own.
  • Give to mom or dad to use to use at the grocery store in place of plastic.
British Dictionary definitions for mom

mom

/mɒm/
noun
1.
(mainly US & Canadian) an informal word for mother1
Word Origin and History for mom
n.

1867, American English, perhaps a shortening of mommy; also see mamma. Adjectival phrase mom and pop dates from 1951.

Related Abbreviations for mom

MOM

  1. Militia of Montana
  2. milk of magnesia

m.o.m.

middle of month