The word "momma" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used in an informal conversation between family or close friends. Example sentence: My momma always says to follow my dreams.
She was such a momma bear, going crazy, screaming at the audience".
"It is my belief that they planted that sweater on my momma," Theresa Johnson told the Guardian.
Ms Fannie Lou Hamer, who was a leader in the voting-rights drive in Mississippi, would say that she had shotguns throughout her home and "anyone who throws dynamite on my porch won't write his momma again".
My body resembled a baby bird with its mouth open, crying, 'Feed me, feed me,' and you realise momma bird ain't going to feed you.
He thickened his Southern drawl, he played the part of the upright good ole' boy, hitting back at Mr Dole for attacking him on his morals with the admonition, "where I was raised, my momma would've whupped me if I ever said I was better'n anybody else".
The white folks nodded, remembering momma, then applauded warmly when he tossed them a couple of red-meat morsels of the kind they have been more accustomed to receiving from conservative Republicans.
"We the new Jackson's and momma 'bout that action".
I'm in work - where are you mate? @Jeremy_Hunt @David_Cameron #ImInWorkJeremy #NHSworkingXmas pic.twitter.com/5UVoEwhEpp My beautiful momma off to work #NHSworkingXmas #nationalelfservice pic.twitter.com/HHVE4zHTqX Families also tweeted about their siblings, children, parents, and spouses heading off to work.
On the third or fourth page of his work sheets I saw some lines — one of them was 'My momma done tol' me, when I was in knee pants.' I said, 'Why don't you try that?' It was one of the very few times I've ever suggested anything like that to John".
"Ready to Run," from "Fly" (1999), for example, depicts domesticity as imprisonment: "When my momma says I look good in white, I'm gonna be ready this time, oh yeah — ready, ready, ready, ready... ready to run".
"Is your momma home?" "Momma!" The woman who came to the door, wiping her hands on a dish towel, was a fuller version of the little girl, with the same blond hair and blue eyes.
