English

Noun

motherlover ‎(plural motherlovers)

1. (euphemistic, slang, usually pejorative) ****.
   • 1971, Daniel Curley, In the Hands of Our Enemies: Stories, University of Illinois Press (1971), page 81:

     "They still want to help that motherlover."

   • 2001, Shashi Tharoor, Riot, Penguin Books (2003), ISBN 9780143030904, page 256:

     The Muslim bomb-chuckers, running away from the house where I'd fired at them, came back to the Kotli to seek refuge — all except the motherlover we'd caught.

   • 2007, Gary Phillips, "Sportin' Men", in Full House: 10 Stories About Poker (eds. Pete Hautman & Francine P. Pascal), G. P. Putnam's Sons (2007), ISBN 9780399245282, unnumbered page:

     "I ain't scared of no motherlover in this world or the next."

   • For more examples of usage of this term, see Citations:motherlover.

Synonyms

• motherhumper, muhfugga