How to pronounce “nephews”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• plural of nephew

Practice Nearby Words

grandchildren, nieces, grandsons, sons, uncles, stepsons, aunts, brother, daughters, siblings, cousins, father, grandkids, grandparents, granddaughter, grandfather, godchild, eldest, grandmother, sisters, dad, grandpa, husband, godson, mother, stepfather, relatives, granddad, auntie, wife, goddaughter, friends, grandma, children, stepdaughter, godparents, family, grandaunt, daddy, granduncle, stepbrother, buddies, stepsisters, parents, grandnephew, playmates, stepmother, mom, elder, grandbaby, grandad, fianc, groomsmen, inlaws, fiance, inlaw, fiancee, companions, kids, grampa, widower, girlfriends, aunty, papa, nanna, malachias, grandniece, widow, sis, bestman, nana, kinfolk, babysitting, wedding anniversary, sibs, pals, glim, papaw, others, teenage, accomplices, pfcs, mam, godfather, mama, nahor, boy, prince philip, boyfriend, akr, pappy, single out, barding, godmother, kahi, kahanamoku, roommates, nonno, grandmamma, bride

Similar Sounds

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