1) Ambrose 2) Ambrosian 3) Athanasius 4) Augustine 5) Beget 6) Begetter 7) Cofounder 8) Coloniser 9) Colonizer 10) Dad 11) Dada 12) Daddy 13) Figuretimeinlaw 14) Forefather 15) Foundress 16) Genitor 17) Hieronymus 18) Jerome 19) Pa 20) Papa 21) Pappa 22) Parent 23) Pater 24) Sire
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1) Begetter 2) Call to Damien 3) Catholic Church title 4) Christian Trinity member 5) Clarence Day character 6) Dad sounds more remote 7) Darth vader, to luke 8) Darth, to Luke 9) Def Jam Recordings single 10) Exclusively Saxon word 11) Exclusively Anglo word 12) Fictional blind character 13) Herny, to Edsel
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A father (or dad) is a male parent who has raised a child, supplied the sperm through sexual intercourse or sperm donation which grew into a child, and/or donated a body cell which resulted in a clone. The adjective `paternal` refers to a father and comparatively to `maternal` for a mother. The verb `to father` means to procreate or to sire ...
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[Death Note episode] This image is a 19th century painting which belonged to the McClearn family of Liverpool Nova Scotia and now part of the W. Woods Collection.. The schooner lettered on the painting as Liverpool is likely the 1848 schooner Liverpool owned by the McClearn family although it is often used to represent the War of 1812 priva...
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[The Avengers] `Father` is the codename given to a blind female British government official who appears as a supporting character in the 1998 film The Avengers, based on a very brief appearance in the British TV series of the same name. ==Role== She can be regarded as a foil for `Mother,` a wheelchair-using male British government official ...
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(from the article `blood group`) Although blood group studies cannot be used to prove paternity, they can provide unequivocal evidence that a male is not the father of a particular ... ...other`s garments.` Muslim men may have up to four wives at one time (though they seldom do), but the wives must all be treated equitably. ... ...
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Fa'ther (fä'&thlig;ẽr)
noun [ Middle English
fader , Anglo-Saxon
fæder ; akin to Old Saxon
fadar , Dutch
vader , Old High German
fatar , German
vater , Icelandic
faðir Swedish & Danish
fader , OIr.
athir , Latin
pater ...
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Fa'ther transitive verb [
imperfect & past participle Fathered ;
present participle & verbal noun Fathering .]
1. To make one's self the father of; to beget. « Cowards
father cowards, and base things sire base. ...
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Father: (1) The male parent. (2) One who originates. For example, 'Wilhelm Roentgen is considered the father of radiology.' (3) To produce offspring as a male. (4) To provide paternal protection and guidance to children.
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n] - a person who holds an important or distinguished position in some organization 2. [n] - `Father` is a term of address for priests in some churches (especially Roman or Orthodox Catholic) 3. [n] - a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father) 4. [n] - God when considered as the first person in the Trinity
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(God) God the Father is a title given to God, creator and preserver of life in various religions.
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(cleric) a traditional religious title given to ordained priests in the church.
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(God) - God the Father is a title given to God, creator and preserver of life in various religions. In Judaism, God is also described as the one, eternal, absolute, indivisible and incomparable, transcendent, immanent, and non-corporeal God of history.
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(cleric) a traditional religious title given to ordained priests in the church.
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in Family - Male parent in a family
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noun `Father` is a term of address for priests in some churches (especially the Roman Catholic Church or the Orthodox Catholic Church); `Padre` is frequently used in the military
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