Uncle
//ˈʌŋ.kl̩//
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Noun
Verb
Intj
The word "uncle" can be used as noun, verb and intj.
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Bob is your uncle Bob's your uncle Bob's your uncle and Fanny's your aunt Dutch uncle I'll be a monkey's uncle Robert is your uncle Robert's your uncle Uncle Joe Uncle Ned Uncle Sam Uncle Scrooge Uncle Shmuel Uncle Sugar Uncle Tom Uncle Tomahawk Uncle Whiskers agony uncle auncle bruncle co-uncle cousin-uncle cry uncle cry ~ double uncle everybody and his uncle everybody and their uncle everyone and his uncle everyone and their uncle funcle granduncle great-granduncle great-uncle guncle half-uncle holler ~ if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle if my uncle had tits, he'd be my aunt maternal half-uncle maternal uncle my sainted uncle nuncle paternal half-uncle paternal uncle say uncle say uncle second uncle step-uncle taxi uncle unc uncle or aunt uncle-in-law unclecide uncledom unclefucker unclehood uncleless unclely uncleship uncley unclie unclish uncly
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address advice african american aunt aunt husband avuncular brother brother in law dad dad brother encouragement family family member father fathers fathers brother fictive kin help husband male man married married aunt marries marries aunt member moms moms brother mothers mothers brother parent parents parents brother pawnbroker relation relative
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