A1 noun #4,316 most common

caregiver

Synonyms

carer guardian attendant provider nanny sitter

Antonyms

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relative

A1

A relative is a person who is part of your family. It describes anyone you are connected to by blood or marriage, such as a cousin, aunt, or grandparent.

gather

A1

A gather is a small meeting or assembly of people, such as family members, coming together in one place. It is also used to describe a small fold in fabric where the material is pulled together.

reunion

A1

A reunion is a planned event where people who have not seen each other for a long time meet again. It is most common for families, school friends, or former co-workers to have these gatherings.

grandma

A1

An informal and affectionate term for a grandmother, defined as the mother of one's father or mother. It is a common family title used in everyday conversation.

father’s

B1

The word "father's" is the possessive form of the noun "father." It is used to indicate that something belongs to, is related to, or is associated with a father. This form is created by adding an apostrophe followed by an 's' to the word 'father'.

grandson

A1

A grandson is the son of one's son or daughter. It is a term used to describe a male child in relation to his grandparents.

mom

A1

A mom is a female parent who cares for and raises her children. It is a warm and informal name used to call or talk about one's mother.

grandparent

A1

A grandparent is the parent of one's father or mother. It is a general term that refers to either a grandfather or a grandmother within a family structure.

daughter

A1

A daughter is a female child or person in relation to her parents. It refers to the biological or legal relationship of a girl or woman to her mother and father.

sibling

A1

A sibling is a brother or a sister. It is a general word used to describe people who have the same parents, regardless of their gender.

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