(US) A day designated for fathers and their daughters to spend time together and celebrate their relationship; often the second Sunday of October.
(US) A day designated for fathers and their daughters to spend time together and celebrate their relationship; often the second Sunday of October.
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(US, Canada, Philippines) A day in honor of one's mother on the second Sunday in May in the United States and Canada.
(North America, informal) fatherhood.
(UK) The fourth Sunday of Lent, three Sundays before Easter, now especially as a day to honor one's mother.
(US) A day celebrated by the family of an adopted child or pet to recognize the day they received the child or pet.
An informal North American term for fatherhood — specifically the state and experience of being a dad. It has a warmer, more personal quality than the formal 'fatherhood' and is commonly used in parenting media, personal essays, and casual conversation about the experience of raising children. 'Daddyhood' suggests the day-to-day emotional experience of being a father rather than the legal or biological fact.