babymaxx

English

Etymology

From baby +‎ -maxx.

Pronunciation

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Verb

babymaxx (third-person singular simple present babymaxxes, present participle babymaxxing, simple past and past participle babymaxxed)

(intransitive) To have as many children as possible.
- 2024 May 16, Andrew Torba, “You Need To Be Babymaxxing: A Call to Action for Christians”, in Gab News‎^[1]:
  Christians are called to be fruitful and multiply (Genesis 1:28). We need to be babymaxxing. This commandment is not just a suggestion or a personal preference, but an essential part of our mission to spread the Gospel and disciple the nations.
- 2024 June 4, Peachy Keenan, “My College Commencement Address (If I Gave One)”, in The American Mind‎^[2]:
  And finally, Rule 12: If you find a nice spouse, and you guys turn out to be fertile, don’t stop at two kids. People need to be familymaxxing. You need to be babymaxxing. You need at least three heirs.