Chickabiddy (noun)
chik-a-bid-ee
An affectionate form of address for a small child or a loved one.
Late 18th century from chick + -a-(for ease of pronunciation) + biddy.
Example sentences
“she’ll always be my chickabiddy, even when she’s fully grown”
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