auntie

Still, fruit sellers would vouch for a ritualistic summer-end scramble, where bag-swinging uncles and aunties jostle to scoop up the final evidence of a bountiful season.

My uncle and auntie farmed dairy cows a few miles away from us on better ground, and they were way more modern and way bigger than we were.

A lot of my aunties and my uncles and my grandparents sing, so, you know.

He was the “uncle” just as the BBC is affectionately known as “auntie.”

Tell her we need to borrow one of her chadri for Auntie Malika; tell her we will return it to her in just a few days.

Jean must be very quiet and drink up his milk quietly like a hero because Auntie was suffering.

Your auntie's health is very poor, and she is tired of the responsibility of farming; so we'll relieve her.

We had a great feast when it was done, and I read them a kind of lecture, which I dare say Auntie will have, and can let you see.

"Why, auntie, those Arnold boys are not nice at all; we couldn't have them in our garden," cried Louise.

I thocht Johnny said to ye 'at it was for a present to Chirsty's auntie?