Bride and Old lady

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Bride noun - A woman participant in her own marriage ceremony.

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Old lady and bride are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old lady" instead a noun "Bride".

Nearby Words: bridal, bridesman

Old lady noun - The female partner in a marriage.

Usage example: he jokingly commented that he'd love to buy a sports car, but his old lady would throw a fit

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Bride and old lady are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bride" instead a noun phrase "Old lady".

In a possible allusion to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms example (see Literature), at one point in Dragon Quest V you can choose to stay at an obviously sinister-looking inn in a cave with a creepy old lady while travelling with your new bride.

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