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adjective, Brit

Pregnant. (1942 —) .
M. Dickens Let anyone mention in her hearing that they felt sick, and it would be all over the hospital that they were 'preggers' (1942).

[Abbreviation of pregnant, + -ers, as in bonkers, crackers, etc.]


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