godfather
ಗಾಡ್ಫಾದರ್
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'
ಜವಬ್ದಾರಿ ವಹಿಸಿಕೊ
noun
ಪೋಷಕ
example
he is 'godfather' to her son
Richard said his nephew - who was 'godfather' to his own son - usually kept quiet about details of his job, which he says involved dealing with high-security communications between foreign embassies.
the 'godfather' of alternative comedy
He went on, explaining how he is the 'godfather' to his dead friend's children, and how he was worrying about them.
He's become a sort of a 'godfather' to the event; his philosophy is the festival's philosophy.
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 former general was the 'godfather' of the settler movement.
Thieves returned a stolen car with a note saying sorry and eight bottles of champagne after discovering it belonged to the son of a Mafia 'godfather' in Castellammare, Sicily.
Petipa, after all, was 'godfather' to the big ‘new’ ballet at New York City Ballet in spring, 1999, Peter Martins's staging of Swan Lake.
Kenneth Koch is the 'godfather' of a literary movement, called in the good old days of funding for arts, Poets-in-the-Schools.
When the godson was in high school, the 'godfather' contacted him by e-mail.
Gotti joined the powerful Gambino crime family in 1966 when it was headed by Mafia 'godfather' Carlo Gambino.
Grant, the actress's ex-boyfriend, who remains a close friend, has denied claims he would be 'godfather' to the baby.
the 'godfather' of alternative comedy
This coincidence allows me to boldly claim it is I who am the 'godfather' of the whole alt-country movement.
He was a 'godfather' to a dozen kids, and lavished them all with expensive gifts.
Sutton was such a close friend of her parents that he was 'godfather' to another of their children.
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.
She died in her early 60s but Hislop is 'godfather' to the friend's daughter.
Being rich, he thought that the solution would be to buy a child, so he went to Jan, remembering that strange day when Jan had suggested that he be the 'godfather' to his new boy.
Irving Kristol, sometimes called the 'godfather' of neoconservatism, calls it not a movement but a persuasion.
the Mafia 'godfather' believed to be behind the murder of two judges
He remains close friends with Redgrave and is a 'godfather' to both his and Cracknell's children.
Stranger still, he was the 'godfather' to Nelson's son, who was now also his brother-in-law.
Venables has made Graham a 'godfather' to his daughter.
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.
During his career, Roger once shared a flat with former England captain David Gower, who is the 'godfather' to Roger's oldest son, George.
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.
The film has rough edges to go with its scruffy surroundings, but most of it works and you can see the influence of indie 'godfather' John Sayles, for whom Kusama has worked as an assistant.
He acknowledged Ernest's roll as 'godfather' of the movement and Ernest stayed involved for a number of years.
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