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godmothers

noun
SayGOD-muh-thurzUS/ˈɡɑdmʌðɚz/UK/ˈɡɒdmʌðəz/

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of godmother.

    The children were baptized with their godmothers standing beside the font.

    Several godmothers gathered to celebrate the christening together.

    Note

    A regular plural: the -s attaches to the second half of the compound, just as in mothers. The same spelling also does duty as a verb, since godmother can be used transitively to mean acting as godmother to someone. After a singular subject (she godmothers) it is the verb. After a number or a determiner (two godmothers, her godmothers) it is the noun.

    She godmothers two of her cousin's children.

    Both godmothers sent gifts for the christening.

godmothers is a form of godmother

godmother, noun: A woman who sponsors a child's baptism and promises to help raise the child in a Christian manner; a female godparent. Full entry

Forms
godmothergodmothers plural
Spelling
godmother → godmothers: add -s
Sound
The ending sounds like /z/.

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