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Pet Name 

Generally used in intimate relationships in place of names. The names are usually thought of based on experience of the relationship.

Some people particularly dislike Pet Names, and simply wish not to referred to with one, as it may seem demeaning.

Common Pet Names include: Babe, Sweetie, Honey (or Hon’), Sweetheart, and Dear.
Jesse and Victoria have started using pet names on each other, it’s so adorable!
Pet Name by BillyMcSaggyTits May 3, 2018
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pet name 

A name used between people who are romantically involved, usually playful and related to some personal experience or quality. Probably sounds like nonsense to anyone else hearing it.
"Hey, Marshmellow, come here" pet name being Marshmellow
pet name by idkwattoput21 August 14, 2009

pet name 

a really soppy way of adressing someone you are romantically attatched to.
His pet name is squishy sossige

or

I almost spewed when i heard the pet name he gave me
pet name by indifference_is November 8, 2008

Name Your Pet Mina Day 

May 24, name your pet mina day🥰🧞 ♂️😈
“I got a new dog, what should i name it??”
“It’s may 24, name it mina”
“why?”
“It’s name your pet mina day”

A Pet Named Steve 

A pet that's imaginary to Markiplier the YouTube gamer. Also may prove that Markiplier has lost it lolz
A Pet Named Steve by Flitch 292 July 30, 2016

A pet named steve 

A pet named steve by poohead0730 November 14, 2016

A Pet Named Steve 

An imaginary pet that Markiplier has used in the game Google Fued. It also shows that Mark has officially lost it lolz
A Pet Named Steve by Flitch 292 July 30, 2016
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