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Definitions from the Webmumy1. Noun: Mumy refers to an Egyptian term for a preserved human or animal body using natural processes or intentional methods such as embalming. It is often associated with the ancient practice of mummification. 2. Noun: In colloquial British English, mumy is a familiar term used for 'mummy,' meaning a mother. 3. Adjective: Mumy is an informal term used to describe something that resembles a mummy or the characteristics associated with mummies, such as being wrapped tightly or looking old and withered. Sample Sentences: 1. Noun (Egyptian Mummy): - The ancient Egyptians believed in the afterlife, which is why they mummified their bodies. - The exhibition showcased a collection of well-preserved mumies, giving visitors a glimpse into the ancient civilization. 2. Noun (British English, Informal for 'mummy'): - The little girl ran towards her mumy and gave her a tight hug as soon as she picked her up from school. - Mumy, can you please bake cookies for the school picnic tomorrow? 3. Adjective (resembling a mummy): - The wrapped-up doll looked exactly like a mini mumy, with its bandages and all. - The attic was eerie with dim light and cobwebs, giving it a mumy feel. Amazon Links: | ||||
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