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I call her mom...just what ive always called her...
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Usually Mamma in private. In public I usually call her Mom. If I want to whine to her it's Muhhaaaahhooommm! PS: I love my mom!
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Mommy
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Mum. I don't like it when people use an 'o'!
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mum, or mummy.
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Mum, but when Mum is out of ear shot she is fondly known as "She who must be obeyed".
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I call my mom Chia. It is just a thing that we worked up when I was younger. Think about this: When you go into a store and you say, "Mom?", how many women turn around? If your mother has a more common name and you call it, there are still quite a few answers. But if I'm somewhere and want to know where she is and I say "Chia?", my one and only parent turns around and answers.
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MOM
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i call my mom either mom or mama, usually its mama though.
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mum normally, mother if shes done something wrong, and mummy if i want something.... u can imagine the tone of that1
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Mum, or Mother if she's annoying me.
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Mum usually. Occasionally Mummy when I'm being silly.
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I call her mom.
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mom
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Mama
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My 7 sisters and I were only allowed to call our mother "Mother" and nothing else. Her grandchildren and greatgrandchildren were only allowed to call her Grandmother.
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Mum always.
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mom
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I call her both actually.
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Just plain ol' simple, "mom".
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what about good ole "mom"
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Mum.
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When I was a kid -- mommy. As I grew -- mom. Upon receiving unsolicited advice from her -- "Yes, Mother."
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mom. and i go by mommy.
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Granny. That's what we call her because we got into the habit when the grand kids came along. Even my dad calls her that. lol
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Here everyone calls their mothers mam,not from here so i always used mum.
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I always start off with mom but when that fails I revert to her first name... when she hears mom she thinks it someone else calling for their mother.
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Mommy. I'm 22.
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None of the above. I call her MoM She's my WoW
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Mom, and that's what I'm called, too.
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MA WHEN I'M MAD, MOM WHEN THERE'S NOTHING GOING ON AND MOMMY WHEN I WANT SOMETHING
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My mother opted for my daughter to call her "Mutti", which is german for Mommy. I call her Mommy if my daughter is not around, but the once or twice I've slipped, it's confusing for a three year old to have Mommy calling Mutti Mommy too. *laugh* As a child, I took german lessons, and we called my mother Mutti for years. In a crowd of women, "Mom" would turn most heads, but "Mutti" only ever got my mother.
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Mama. But my sister and I, in writing, refer to her as The Mother, because when we were little, we and some other naughty kids were colluding on something or other, and she saw us, and one of the other kids said, "Run! Here comes The Mother." We thought it was funny. The Mother - a generic term meaning something like oppressor or cop.
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Mom..
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I call her by her first name. I can't call her mom.
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Mum, which I understand is a bit unusual as I live in the US. As far as I know that is a more British term.
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"Ma" in my Jersey/NY accent. LOL!
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Mom.
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My wife calls her Mother Nanay (Nah Nai), My daughters call thier Filipina Grandma Lola & my daughters call thier Mom Nanay as well....
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maman (French)
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Mum for the most part. Mother if I am taking the mick. When I was a little girl I used to call her by her first name.
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Hubbard, because the cupboard's always bare.
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I call my mom "Mom" but I call my grandmother "Mema"
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Started out calling her Mommy...then that evolved into Mom. We finally got around to Ma.
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I call her Mother, My Sisters call her Mom or Momma. My Brother calls her Mum.
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Mom, mommy if i feel like sucking up for something.
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"Mom". Unless I've done something bad, in which case it's "Mama". And when we argue, she becomes "MoTHER!"
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Mom. And it's been mom for the last 45 years at least.
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Its hey ma or mother for me.
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MOMMA
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When she was alive she liked to be called Mother..but to me it was too formal.
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MOM
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mom, cuz that's her name :)
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Mama
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mom
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I call her mom. Daughter 1 calls me mommy or mommy dearest, daughter 2 calls me Mother, and daughter 3 calls me nothing at all
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One I referred to as "the mother" the other I referred to as "the bio-bitch"..both gone now
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Mom....but from my first word to the age of 18 it was Momma. Mom just seemed a more adult word at the time.
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Mom
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I call my mother: MA...
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Mama
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She's my Mah
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why she is my birth MOTHER so I think MOM is appropriate for her cause after all thats who she is my Mom!
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Mum is a flower. My mother is a beautiful flower, but i call her MOM.
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Mom. Ma. Ama.
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mam. it's an accent kind of thing.....
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Mum .. well because I think thats just a brit thing
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mom
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mom except when I talk to someone in Europe, then I say how's your mum?
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Mommy hehehe
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I say mom when talking to her, and mother when talking about her. Yeah, it's all in the manual.
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Mahm... and occasionally "Ma"...
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I still call her Mommy.
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mum !
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"mama" when I was little, "Mom" when I was older. When I grew up, she was "Bat," and I was "Bat, Junior Grade."
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Mummy :)
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Always Mum :)
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Mom, or Mommy. Yes I'm 23 and I still call my mother "Mommy". Get over it!
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I call my mom by her first name.
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Mom.
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Mom . . . except when I'm aggravated with her then I call her Mother.
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Put my mark in the "Mom" column! When I was younger, it was "Momma".
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My mother, for almost all her life, instilled us into calling her "Mother", but I always bucked the system and called her MUM. In the end, God got her to accept that we could end the formalities. But my siblings still refer to her as "mother".
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Mom, which is unusual for the UK. It's a regional thing...:)
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i just say "ooh ooh, baby"
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I said: Anyu, and sometimes Mama. We do so in Hungarian.
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i say Master
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Mom or momma
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Mam or Mammy
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To my mom, I say "mom", when I'm refering to myself to my dogs, it's mumma.
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Maman
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Mama, Ma, Mom, or my favorite and most used- Mona Lisa!
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By her first name.
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Mommy. I can call her up and say "Mommy" and she will ask "Who is this"... she cracks me up.
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Just 'Mum'.
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Mom when I'm happy, Mother when I'm annoyed and Mum when I'm in a goofy mood. : )
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I call her MOM
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Amma. My mother tongue is Telugu.
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Mom. Or Bonnie when she does something odd or silly.
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a lot of things i couldnt say on here, she was abusive.
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