daddy (Meaning)

Wordnet

daddy (n)

an informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talk

Webster

daddy (n.)

Diminutive of Dad.

daddy Sentence Examples

  1. The little girl ran into her daddy's arms, giggling with joy.
  2. As a father, he took his role seriously, always striving to be the best daddy he could be.
  3. She cherished the memories of playing in the park with her daddy when she was a child.
  4. The toddler clung to his daddy's hand as they walked together down the street.
  5. Even as an adult, she sought her daddy's advice and guidance on important decisions.
  6. His daughter's smile was the light of his life, and he would do anything to make her happy, earning him the title of the best daddy in her eyes.
  7. Every Father's Day, the family gathered to celebrate their daddy and all he had done for them.
  8. Despite his busy schedule, he always made time for his kids, proving himself to be a devoted daddy.
  9. The bond between a daddy and his children is unbreakable, built on love, trust, and shared experiences.
  10. Even in his absence, his children carried their daddy's lessons and values with them, guiding them through life's challenges.

FAQs About the word daddy

an informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talkDiminutive of Dad.

dad, father, pop, pa, poppa,papa,sire, patriarch, pater, old man

daughter, son, son, daughter, descendent, descendant,descendant, descendent, derivative, outgrowth

The little girl ran into her daddy's arms, giggling with joy.

As a father, he took his role seriously, always striving to be the best daddy he could be.

She cherished the memories of playing in the park with her daddy when she was a child.

The toddler clung to his daddy's hand as they walked together down the street.