momarazzi

Definitions

A mother who takes an excessive amount of photos of her children.

humorous, plural, plural-only

Examples

“Her mother was snapping pictures with wild abandon. When Cindy apologized for the "momarazzi," Night saw⟳ again the real Cindy—the one who needed to act, not just for the pay⟳, but for others to hear⟳ her.”

“The momarazzi describes moms who take⟳ so many pictures of their kids that they have⟳ a new album for every day, week, or month of their lives. They're documoms who specialize in photos of everyday life, like⟳ bath time or playtime or naptime. Momarazzis can't even determine⟳ which pictures are worth posting on Facebook anymore because they have⟳ hundreds and hundreds to choose⟳ from.”

“I'd made a mental note⟳ to step my fashion game up a notch moving forward⟳, and bought a cute new chevron-print blouse before I left the store with my order⟳ in hand. All I needed was a few more hot stores like⟳ that—especially ones the Main Line momarazzi frequented—and I'd be set⟳.”

“And later, Ross glaring into the camera, impatient with me, the Momarazzi—Enough with the pictures!—a string of pink taffy hanging out of his mouth.”

“"We call⟳ her the momarazzi because she takes too many photos, and I really thought we were going to get⟳ busted," Wilson continues. "Like⟳ someone was going to report⟳ us for just like⟳ driving really slowly up to kids and taking their photo, but we're just two Australian chicks wanting to learn⟳ about trick-or-treating."”

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