daughtered

English

Etymology

daughter (“noun”) +‎ -ed

Adjective

daughtered (not comparable)

1. (often in combination) having one or more daughters

   many-daughtered

   • 2009, Orson Scott Card, Hart's Hope‎^[1], page 73:

     Nine other times, six times sonned and three times daughtered, he had waited this way

   • 2010, Philip Young, Ernest Hemingway: A Reconsideration‎^[2], page 66:

     And psychically it all happened to Hemingway, who was never a bullfighter (although he tried it), or a prizefighter (although he tried that too), or a one-armed, two-daughtered smuggler of rum and Chinamen (which he apparently never tried at all).

   • 2013, Lucy Daniels, Walking with Moonshine‎^[3], page 91:

     Yet none of this achieving ever overcame my shy sense of inadequacy in not being the son our four-daughtered family needed

Synonyms

• (having one or more daughters): bedaughtered

See also

• daughter out