fairy godmother
Noun
Meaning
a female character in some fairy stories who has magical powers and can bring unexpected good fortune to the hero or heroine
a generous benefactor
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Amalyah, of her friend Sarah: “She is like if Cinderella’s fairy godmother was played by a Catholic Bette Midler and had the education of a man who ‘rowed at Oxford.’
A former West Wing official added that “Trump is like an 11-year-old boy waiting for the fairy godmother to bring him a magic pill.”
I don’t know why you can’t stream it on Disney+ right now either!) For now, you can simply watch this high-concept comedy, which tries very hard to reclaim the concept of the fairy godmother and a happily-ever-after ending.
She neglects to thank her fairy godmother for making this possible and, instead, complains about everything.
A fairy godmother transforming the motherless girl's rags to a glittery gown?
But if that fairy godmother started in with the whole business about glass slippers and fancy dresses and getting to the ball?