Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A woman's undergarment combining a camisole top and panties.
- noun A teddy bear.
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- noun Abbreviation of
teddy bear . - noun By extension, any stuffed toy.
- noun A type of all-in-one piece of women's
underwear .
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Examples
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Health insurance was in teddy Roosevelt's Progressive Party platform ... what's taking so long?
Insurance industry has had a 'long enough time,' Pelosi says 2009
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The interest in teddy bears would become very popular in society.
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Wed 10/14/09 9: 29 AM teddy is the oldest looking high school kid ever. .i actually have taken a 180 turn on Ade. i actually enjoyed navid being a virgin and still being respectful to Ade. to sleep with him out of fake lust for teddy was just wrong so i think she got what she deserved. i cant believe i just commented about 90210 …
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The name teddy bear comes from President Theodore Roosevelt.
KeysNews.com - 2009
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I wish I’d had some of that spongy white stuff they put in teddy bears.
It approaches - and nothing can stop it...piglet is ... ASTUTE deep_bluze 2005
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A British schoolteacher spent time in a Sudanese jail after she allowed her students to name teddy bears after Mohammed.
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A British schoolteacher spent time in a Sudanese jail after she allowed her students to name teddy bears after Mohammed.
Atheism 2009
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A British schoolteacher spent time in a Sudanese jail after she allowed her students to name teddy bears after Mohammed.
Philosophy 2009
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A British schoolteacher spent time in a Sudanese jail after she allowed her students to name teddy bears after Mohammed.
Dissent and Heresy 2009
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A British schoolteacher spent time in a Sudanese jail after she allowed her students to name teddy bears after Mohammed.
Education 2009
treeseed commented on the word teddy
The song Teddy by Connie Francis went to #17 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1960.
February 9, 2008
skipvia commented on the word teddy
Teddy Boy by Paul McCartney. Not proud to admit that I remember this.
February 10, 2008
bilby commented on the word teddy
Q: How do you start a teddy bear race?
A: Ready, Teddy, Go!
- bon-bon at end of year party :-)
December 15, 2008
rolig commented on the word teddy
This joke won't work for most USAmericans. For years after moving to Europe and watching the BBC regularly on cable, I had no idea why a popular cooking show was called "Ready Steady Cook!" I kept hearing "steady cook" as a noun phrase. Where I come from, we say, "On your mark, get set, go!"
December 16, 2008
sionnach commented on the word teddy
Spelling out rolig's explanation, the joke depends on the fact that the British English equivalent of "on your marks, get set, go!" is "Ready, steady, go!". Yes?
December 16, 2008