mutha

/ ˈmʌðə /

noun

1. offensive.
   short for motherfucker

Word History and Origins

Origin of mutha¹

C20: from a pronunciation of mother

Example Sentences

To put it simply, as she did on “Frida,” “Mutha, she so nice / But she so nasty.”

From Washington Post

Other works by Van Peebles include the 1972 stage musical “Don’t Play Us Cheap,” which he also directed as a film and the 2008 movie “Confessions of a Ex-Doofus-Itchy Footed Mutha.”

From Los Angeles Times

In her 2020 book "Call Your 'Mutha': A Deliberately Dirty-Minded Manifesto for the Earth Mother in the Anthropocene," gender and sexuality scholar Jane Caputi compares the extraction of resources from the land to the enduring damage to bodies and minds caused by sexual violence.

From Salon

On a recent show, Jamilah and WBM spoke with TV personality and businesswoman Bevy Smith about all things Bevy from bevaritas to her new book Bevelations: Lessons From a Mutha, Auntie, Bestie.

From Slate

Maybe from his second job, selling the fish he caught in the nearby Mutha River to supplement his $160 monthly salary.

From Washington Post