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husband
[huhz-buhnd]
noun
a married man, especially when considered in relation to his partner in marriage.
British., a manager.
Archaic., a prudent or frugal manager.
husband
/ ˈhʌzbənd /
noun
a woman's partner in marriage
archaic
a manager of an estate
a frugal person
verb
to manage or use (resources, finances, etc) thriftily
archaic
(tr) to find a husband for
(of a woman) to marry (a man)
obsolete, (tr) to till (the soil)
Other Word Forms
- husbander noun
- husbandless adjective
- unhusbanded adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of husband1
Example Sentences
My stepdaughter recently separated from her husband in Utah.
He decided to offer his course to parents for free after hearing mother Lindsey Brown describe how she and her husband had been physically assaulted by their son, pinned to the floor, concussed and cut.
Another was his neighbour's husband, he said, and a third one was one of his best friends, according to local newspaper, The Tennessean.
Before the fall, Tina had been a high achiever - she and her husband Mark met while working as navigators in the RAF, and Tina went on to retrain as a lawyer.
A woman accused of plotting to kill her husband received a text from her secret lover suggesting she should "smother him in a pillow" and he would "finish it off".
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