aunties

American  

[an-teez, ahn-teez] / ˈæn tiz, ˈɑn tiz /

noun

Informal.

1. the plural of auntie or aunty.

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Example Sentences

The love of our people, the Hey aunties, are all we usually have to fall back on, and that has to be enough.

From Salon

My father, aunties and uncles would later talk about the devastating impact of incarceration — the shame and humiliation, the damage to family ties and loss of parental authority, the disrupted careers and unfulfilled aspirations.

From Los Angeles Times

Anderson has aunties and uncles and cousins who live in this world of the Diné, as the Navajo know themselves.

From New York Times

SB: I think a lot of the warmth of those spaces comes from like seeing my aunties and some of the matriarchs of our family create those spaces.

From Los Angeles Times

She was born in London but has visited family in Afghanistan seven times to visit her grandfather, cousins, aunties and uncles.

From BBC