prettikins

English

Etymology

From pretty +‎ -kins.

Noun

prettikins (plural prettikins)

1. (colloquial) Affectionate term of address to a person who is pretty.
   • 1999, Weekly World News, volume 20, number 48, page 9:

     "I took my cat, Prettikins, to three vets who told me her urinary tract infection had progressed too far and there was nothing they could do," says widowed grandmother Allyson Taivor.

   • 2007, Richard A. Lupoff, The Compleat Ova Hamlet, page 234:

     “Not you, prettikins, him.” He pointed at Marston.

   • 2013, Robin Wayne Bailey, Dragonkin:

     “Trust me, prettikins, not much in this world can resist my embrace.”