Mother’s Apron

Pronunciation: /ˈmʌðərz ˈeɪprən/

Definitions of mother’s apron

noun apron

Example Sentences

A1 My mother's apron is blue and white.

A2 She always wears her mother's apron when cooking.

B1 I remember my mother's apron had a pocket for keeping utensils.

B2 The embroidered flowers on my mother's apron were beautifully detailed.

C1 The scent of my mother's apron brings back memories of my childhood.

C2 I inherited my mother's apron, and it is a treasured keepsake.

Examples of mother’s apron in a Sentence

formal She wiped her hands on her mother's apron as she finished baking the pie.

informal I spilled some flour on my mom's apron while helping her cook dinner.

slang I snagged my ma's apron on the doorknob and ripped it.

figurative She held onto her mother's apron strings for comfort during the difficult time.

Grammatical Forms of mother’s apron

• plural: mothers' aprons
• comparative: more motherly apron
• superlative: most motherly apron
• present tense: wears mother's apron
• future tense: will wear mother's apron
• perfect tense: has worn mother's apron
• continuous tense: is wearing mother's apron
• singular: mother's apron
• positive degree: beautiful mother's apron
• infinitive: to wear mother's apron
• gerund: wearing mother's apron
• participle: worn mother's apron

Origin and Evolution of mother’s apron

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'mother’s apron' originated as a way to describe the apron worn by mothers while cooking or doing household chores.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'mother’s apron' has evolved to symbolize the nurturing and caretaking role typically associated with mothers in the household.