The word "auntie" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an aunt in informal contexts. For example, you could say: "My auntie always sends me a birthday card each year."
I know Easter's meant to be about rebirth and life, but it seems more like death, death, death to me, particularly as I spent last week in Worthing, not far from the crematorium where my father, mother and auntie are all sprinkled around two rose bushes.
The children in the group ahead of me loved it, but their middle-aged auntie nearly threw up on the Tarzan swing.
He was seven or eight when his auntie gave him a Dansette record player and some seven-inch singles - The Beatles, Stones, Hendrix, Motown, Tom Jones; he's still got them.
"She was a loving daughter, sister, granddaughter, great granddaughter, auntie, niece, cousin and girlfriend.
In Kim's Asian utopia, critics of the great dictator die and then sometimes undie, as in the case of his auntie Kim Kyong-hui who may or may not have had a stroke/been poisoned/not be dead at all.
Where have my parents and auntie gone?
Woman 2 "She's my auntie".
Now it is being humbled, with negative consequences for the wider economy.In this section Now you see them… Taking the heat out The Juncker busters bomb Slimming Auntie More elbow grease, grandma A grave issue Jammin' in the capital Running out of gas ReprintsThe most easily measured is on government revenues.
EVERYONE'S mother or auntie seems to be at it.
I got in one little fight and my mom got scared and said, "You're moving with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air!"becameBorn in West Philadelphia in a short period of time.
To soothe the vigilistas, however, TfL says it will leave the graveyard undisturbed.In this section Now you see them… Taking the heat out The Juncker busters bomb Slimming Auntie More elbow grease, grandma A grave issue Jammin' in the capital Running out of gas ReprintsThis highlights a growing dilemma in London.
