Nanny
Nanny noun - A girl or woman employed to care for a young child or children.
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Synonyms for Nanny
Teacher and nanny are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Teacher" instead a noun "Nanny".
Nearby Word: Nannie
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| beloved | beloved nanny | beloved teacher |
| human | human nanny | human teacher |
| old | old nanny | old teacher |
| good | good nanny | good teacher |
| Other adjectives: nice, best, perfect, actual, male, great, black, strict, young, attractive, cute, magic, white, new, former, titular, competent, insane, said, older, previous, elderly, eponymous. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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The Nanny did a similar one with Marvin Hamlisch guest starring as Fran's old music teacher who looks remarkably like Marvin Hamlisch.
Source: Your Costume Needs Work - This is a magical being who's in charge of a group of children, whether as a nanny, teacher, or some other form of custodian.
Source: Magical Guardian -
In The Nanny episode "The Playwright", Maggie is in love with Gracie's ballet teacher, who helped her with her make-up and does great Liza Minelli impressions.
Source: Incompatible Orientation
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