Austin's Kid Dictionary You are here: Photo Albums • ENGLAND • Austin Matthew • Kid Dictionary Related Categories: Lauren & Mackenzie's Slide Show • Marty & Robyn ENGLAND Family These are Austin's first words and sentences as recorded by his Mommy (Robyn) from birth to 24 months. aaahhhhh (23 months) - interj: Used to express wonder, amazement, or great pleasure (WOW!). asement (22 months) - n: The substructure or foundation of a building (basement). a-shit (23 months) - n: An instance or the sound of sneezing (ahh choo!). See also NAAAA! asses, asses (20 months) sentence: This is part of the song "Ring Around The Rosies." You are saying "ashes, ashes." Aussie (21 months) - n: Austin. See also Aussie me! Aussie me! (23 months) - n: Austin. See also Aussie. ba-ba (17 months) interj: Used to express farewell (short for goodbye). Bee-ee (23 months) n: Barney - the purple dinosaur. chs-ee (23 months) n: Puffed corn treat that has cheese flavoring (cheesie). This is your favorite snack. da-da (19 months) n: A male parent (dad). eeeeee (22 months) - interj: Weeeee! Going down a slide. e-ow (22 months) - interj: Used to greet someone, answer the telephone, or express surprise (hello). E-F-G (22 months) n: The 5th, 6th, and 7th letters of the alphabet. You will say this after Mommy or Daddy says A-B-C-D. ee-u, ee-u (21 months) v: To rid of dirt, rubbish, or impurities ("Clean up, clean up!") You say this when it's time to clean up the toys. fa-ee (23 months) - n: A plant that is cultivated or appreciated for its blossoms. (A flower ... or a weed, leaf, etc.) ha-ha bee-bee (23 months) n: The blaring sound of the horn on a motor vehicle. (Honk-honk, beep-beep.) ma-ma (23 months) n: A female parent (mom). You said ma-ma on March 27, 1999 when you were only 7 months old but you were just babbling and didn't know what it meant but it still made me happy! On July 23, 2000, you finally said it and meant it. But you usually scream MAMA!!! instead of just saying it! mee-bop, wee-bop, etc. (20 months) - sentence: We don't know what these words mean, but you say them all of the time. mwa-mwa (22 months) - v: To move back and forth or from side to side, especially gently or rhythmically (rock, rock). See also ra-ra. NAAAA! (21 months) - n: An instance or the sound of sneezing (ahh choo!). See also a shit. ra-ra (22 months) - v: To move back and forth or from side to side, especially gently or rhythmically (rock, rock). See also mwa-mwa. See ya! (23 months) - sentence: Used to express farewell. si, sebee, ay (22 months) - n: The numbers 6, 7, 8. tee ow (22 months) - n: A structure built among the limbs of a tree, usually for recreation. (Treehouse - a tevevision channel.) uh-oh (23 months) interj: Used to indicate that something bad has happened (usually that something fell or was dropped). uh-uh (21 months) adv: Into a higher position or level (up-up). You say this when you are going upstairs. wa, wa, wa (23 months) - n: The characteristic sound uttered by a duck. (quack, quack, quack)

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