godfather
گاڈفادر
definition
noun
You can name just one godparent, or two godmothers or godfathers .
a male godparent.
the godfather of alternative comedy
a man who is influential in a movement or organization, through providing support for it or through playing a leading or innovatory part in it.
translation of 'godfather '
noun
مذهبی باپ
example
It's been a busy week for the pop star as he was named as the 'godfather' to fellow star Bryan McFadden's newborn baby.
The Applicant is 'godfather' to three in each family.
Gotti joined the powerful Gambino crime family in 1966 when it was headed by Mafia 'godfather' Carlo Gambino.
Qualcomm could have become a 'godfather' to all the world's CDMA, 3G manufacturers and adopted an appropriate business model, much like ARM did by licensing its cores.
the Mafia 'godfather' believed to be behind the murder of two judges
I am one hundred percent sure that Luisa made a bargain in exchange that she'll get her 'godfather' to get them a gig at his club.
Hazlewood's song factory has furnished everyone from Presley to Sinatra, and now he is being re-branded as the 'godfather' of alternative country.
Kenneth Koch is the 'godfather' of a literary movement, called in the good old days of funding for arts, Poets-in-the-Schools.
Venables has made Graham a 'godfather' to his daughter.
When the godson was in high school, the 'godfather' contacted him by e-mail.
He's become a sort of a 'godfather' to the event; his philosophy is the festival's philosophy.
Milligan, who became known as the 'godfather' of alternative comedy before his death a fortnight ago, spent four agonising years writing the book and joked he was nearly driven mad in the process.
A near 'godfather' to the stand-up genre, Pryor is a legend when it comes to biting wit and acidic observation - acts like Chris Rock owe a great debt to the comedian.
the 'godfather' of alternative comedy
He was a 'godfather' to a dozen kids, and lavished them all with expensive gifts.
According to Guyanese tradition, a female child will have two godmothers and one 'godfather' , and a male child will have two godfathers and one godmother.
This coincidence allows me to boldly claim it is I who am the 'godfather' of the whole alt-country movement.
Irwin Schiff, the 'godfather' of the movement, is insistent that you shouldn't just take his word for anything: You should check the statutes.
If Iggy Pop is the godfather of punk, surely David Thomas (the man behind the mic for seminal bands Rocket From the Tombs and Pere Ubu) would be the 'godfather' of alternative rock.
Ming, a gangster, has worked his way up the police force ranks and Yan, a cop, has been undercover as top hitman for Sam, the pudgy-faced 'godfather' , for nearly a decade.
So when my sister casually turned to me at Christmas and asked if I would be the 'godfather' to her baby, I quickly agreed without really thinking about it.
Coming as he did without the help of a 'godfather' to the industry, Dino constantly points out that he does not have the chances that a Khanna or a Bachchan junior has in the industry.
During his career, Roger once shared a flat with former England captain David Gower, who is the 'godfather' to Roger's oldest son, George.
Irving Kristol, sometimes called the 'godfather' of neoconservatism, calls it not a movement but a persuasion.
She died in her early 60s but Hislop is 'godfather' to the friend's daughter.
When he went to prison, he was running a crime family business as the 'godfather' .
The guiding musical spirit and 'godfather' to the whole project is conductor Valery Gergiev, who brings out all the mordancy and instrumental color suggested by the notes.
He was my best friend and I was the godfather to his kids and he was the 'godfather' to my kids and we did things together on the road and off the road.
And this calls for a toast to the man who did it all alone without a 'godfather' to ride on.
the 'godfather' of alternative comedy
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