Babushka
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Babushka (Russian: ба́бушка, pronounced [ˈbabuʂkə] (
listen)) is a Russian word meaning "grandmother," or more generally (but quite informally) "old lady."
In English, babushka (sometimes also spelled "babooshka", "babouchka" or "baboushka") is sometimes referred to the following:
- A type of headscarf tied under the chin
- Babushka lady
- Babushka was also nickname for Russian revolutionary Catherine Breshkovsky
- Babushka doll
- Babushka Adoption Foundation
- "Babooshka", a song by British musician Kate Bush
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