Enemy
Enemy noun - One that is hostile toward another.
Wives
Both words in one sentence
- The Flintstones has had several episodes where Fred and Barney feud and forbid their wives from "fraternizing with the enemy".
Source: Feud Episode - Even Mooks Have Loved Ones: When one enemy soldier dies, he gasps out a woman's name, "surely a sweetheart's or a lover's." Some of the selkie also speak of returning to their wives.
Source: Literature / War of the Dreaming -
They formed a unit that was undefeated in battle, the only reason they surrendered was when the rest of the army had been routed and their camp, which had their wives, children, and loot, were taken by an enemy army.
Source: Old Soldier
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