Father (4)
'father' is the definition.
(I know that father can be written as pop)
This is the entire clue.
(Other definitions for pop that I've seen before include "Thus goes the weasel in children's rhyme" , "Palindrome of music for the young" , "Music with mass appeal" , "Explode; Eton society" , "Youthful music, dad(3)" .)
'father' is the definition.
(informal term for father)
This is the entire clue.
(Other definitions for dad that I've seen before include "Father, in short" , "Popular father - a palindrome" , "Relation" , "Papa" , "Pop, pater" .)
'father' is the definition.
(I know that father can be written as papa)
This is the entire clue.
(Other definitions for papa that I've seen before include "Pop" , "Mama's other half?" , "Father; letter P" , "The old man" , "Daddy]" .)
'father' is the definition.
(I know that father can be written as sire)
This is all the clue.
(Other definitions for sire that I've seen before include "Foal's father" , "Male parent of a horse, for example" , "Make children" , "Male parent of an animal" , "Stallion; beget" .)
'father' is the definition.
(I have seen 'French father' mean 'pere' so perhaps 'father' could also mean 'pere')
This is the entire clue.
(Other definitions for pere that I've seen before include "Large ruminants" , "French father sounds fruity" , "A French father or priest" , "Le - Goriot (Balzac)" .)
'father' is the definition.
(I know that father can be written as parent)
This is the entire clue.
(Other definitions for parent that I've seen before include "Immediate ancestor" , "Pa or Ma" , "Uncle's sibling?" , "Trepan for progenitor" , "E.g. father" .)
'father' is the definition.
(I know that old man is a type of father)
This is the entire clue.
(Another definition for oldman that I've seen is " Skipper".)
(Other definitions for beget that I've seen before include "Father" , "Produce (child) (archaic)" , "Engender" , "Bring about, cause" , "Give rise to; create (children)" .)
(Other definitions for pater that I've seen before include "Our Father - . . . . . Noster" , "A posh father, from Latin" , "Old man" , "Walter --, English essayist; father" , "Taper away like father" .)
'father' is the definition.
(I know that daddy is a type of father)
This is all the clue.
(Other definitions for daddy that I've seen before include "Informal father" , "Papa" , "pop" , "Child's father" , "Pa" .)