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Often used in the same context:
godchild,
grandparents,
siblings,
eldest,
firstborn,
godmother,
grandchildren,
nieces,
bridesmaids,
bride,
newlyweds,
parents,
bestman,
playmates,
aunts,
sisters,
groomsmen,
sons,
nephews,
inlaw,
daughters,
papa,
grandsons,
christening,
godson,
groom,
adoptive parent,
uncle,
mother,
father,
sibs,
cousins,
wedding,
bris,
auntie,
orpah,
daddy,
stepmothers,
granddaughter,
grandmother,
discipled,
communicants,
guardians,
madrina,
bridegroom,
dad,
brothers,
nuptials,
officiant,
friends,
birthstones,
twins,
relatives,
thanksgivings,
rebbetzin,
godfather,
baptism,
goddaughter,
offspring,
fiance,
sprog,
grandma,
family,
nanna,
stepsons,
stepparent,
bar mitzvahed,
caretakers,
aunty,
fianc,
thomases,
sacristan,
fiancee,
prince william,
novenas,
milah,
betrothal,
surrogate mother,
guardian angel,
patriarchs,
wedding anniversary,
majesties,
wife,
foundling,
granddad,
dote,
grandaunt,
parishioner,
grandkids,
malachias,
mom,
grandfather,
dearest,
brood,
bat mitzvah,
passovers,
triplets,
lola,
diminutives,
matriarchs,
forename,
protectress,
brides,
mentors,
boyfriends,
creators,
girlfriends,
husbands,
originators,
wives,
nominees,
owners,
patrons,
preceptors,
regents,
sponsors,
trustees,
witnesses,
addressees,
ambassadors,
baptisms
Also try:
— Adjectives for godparents:
other,
fairy,
new,
baptismal,
many,
same,
own,
most,
prospective,
several,
royal,
more...
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