Synonyms for nanny
ˈnæn inan·ny

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1. nanny, nursemaid, nursenoun

   a woman who is the custodian of children

   Synonyms:
   nursemaid, nanny-goat, she-goat, nurse

2. nanny, nanny-goat, she-goatnoun

   female goat

   Synonyms:
   nursemaid, nanny-goat, she-goat, nurse

Matched Categories

1. • Goat
   • Keeper
   • Woman

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1. List of paraphrases for "nanny":

   nounou, babysitter, sitter, nurse, baby-sitter, manny, governess

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1. John Frycek:

   This is meant to catch thieves in the act, it’s a nanny camera and it can be used for law enforcement purposes as well, it’s a legal device as long as it’s used in the proper, ethical and legal manner.

2. Melissa Joan Hart:

   Moms have to take care of themselves — get a babysitter, read a book, i didn’t have a nanny with my first son because I stayed home and had the mindset of ‘I didn’t have a baby for someone else to raise,’ but I did have a sitter come to the house so could work out. By the time I had my second son, I was shooting a movie and I needed the help. I actually found my nanny through Alex Trebek because my sister is best friends with his children.

3. Kanye West:

   I was so self-conscious about the nanny and the housekeeper that I didn't want them to hear me screaming in the living room, i think that that's such a metaphor of something for the existence of so-called well-off people that they're not really well-off -- they won't even scream in their own house.

4. Signora Gucci:

   I heard my telephone ring, and my nanny told me that Maurizio was shot, first, I couldn’t believe it and then I thought, ‘My problems are gone’ and then just [felt] sorrow.

5. Christopher Snowdon:

   The change to the guidelines will turn hundreds of thousands of people into 'hazardous drinkers' overnight thereby reviving the moral panic about drinking in Britain and opening the door to yet more nanny state interventions, people deserve to get honest and accurate health advice from the Chief Medical Officer, not scaremongering.