A1 of or belonging to me (= the speaker or writer): my parents my feet my name my jacket It wasn't my fault.formal She was rather surprised at my asking (= that I asked) for the book to be returned. → See also I, i, me pronoun, mine pronounPossessive forms my own › used to emphasize that something belongs to or is connected with me and no one else: I want my own car. It was my own decision. This cake is all my own work (= I made it without help).Having and owning - general words › used in front of a noun as a way of expressing love or as a polite or humorous form of address: My darling! Do you want any help, my dear?Affectionate terms of address › relating to a part of some websites where you can choose to see only the information that is important to youInternet terminology and abbreviations