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agony aunt
/ËaÉĄÉnÉĒ Ëant/
Agony aunt
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someone whose job involves giving answers and advice to people's questions and troubles in a dedicated newspaper column or magazine
Dialect
British
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The agony aunt received hundreds of letters each week from people seeking help with various personal problems.
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