The phrase "a dad in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, often to describe a father figure in a specific situation or role.
Example: "He was a dad in a superhero costume, ready to entertain the kids at the party."
Alternatives: "a father in a" or "a parent in a".
Next thing you know, a dad in a hat storms in and bites another dad's finger off.
One guy in particular, a dad in a blue T-shirt, who was trying to entice his young son to play catch, caught my eye.
So, Don, the working-class son of a dad in a canning plant, could make it to college and then into a successful career as a Protestant minister.
When this didn't work, it set in train an epic, childhood-defining row over which kid I would choose, which ended with me sulking in the driver's seat like a dad in a 1960s cartoon strip.
More customers arrived, including a trio of young white men under fiercely clipped wedges of hair; a smart Asian couple, congratulated several times on an engagement; a dad in a bomber jacket, carrying his seven-year-old daughter; a cyclist who parked his bike underneath the dartboard.
"Last Week Tonight" host says GOP's plans for an Obamacare alternative look more like a dad in a thong.
Did Tinchy e-mail Barry and tell him to wear his most street outfit, and after long deliberation he decided on a dad-in-a-nightclub flower-patterned shirt and red braces?
For a dad-in-training who longed for a fishing bond with his offspring, the author's message came through loud and clear: get your kid a fish.
For a dad-in-training who longed for a fishing bond with his offspring, the message came through loud and clear: get your kid a fish.
Sometimes that world comes into view — a dad in prison, a deadbeat mom, a lost home.
If you have a dad in the army get a boyfriend that annoys him.
