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If "my wife" reenters the picture, we face an unappealing choice between "on my wife's and my behalf" and "on my and my wife's behalf"—neither of which draws any matches in a Google Books search—and may perhaps also get a sneaking suspicion that "behalves" might sound better than "behalf" unless the interests of the speaker and his wife are ...
@Kay Well, this has been hanging fire for a while. Welcome back. I can properly advise you on English usage in general, but I just don't know whether with and to make any difference here because I'm unfamiliar with the application.
In the United States, a white sleeveless shirt is often referred to as a "wife-beater". Typically I try to avoid using "wife-beater" due to its negative connotation. I've tried using a few different terms in the past, but each felt a bit too broad or generalized. Tank Top: Can refer to formal outfits, causal clothing, or bathing suits.
For example: I have a sister named Charlotte. Charlotte is married to Martin. Martin has a brother named William. Martin is my brother-in-law, but what is William to me?
It's from older English where "She would be his wife" means that she wants to be his wife. It does not mean that the wedding is planned. (It could also mean that he wants her to be his wife, but that would be less usual). The usage is a bit old. The modern equivalent is "wanna-be wife". 'Wife-to-be' means that she will be his wife in the future ...
The well-known saying “happy wife, happy life”, despite its popularity, is not present in dictionaries. Nonetheless, there appear to be a fair amount of literature about it, such as: Exposing the Myth of ‘Happy Wife Happy Life (goodmanpronect.com) Happy Wife, Happy Life: Why It's ACTUALLY True (womenhealthmag.com)
I remember when staying a few months in the US years ago that I saw some people using the abbreviations below. However, I can't exactly remember in which contexts I encountered them, (whether I saw...
There's a specific term for the relationship between people whose children marry each other: co-parents-in-law.
The prefix ex-is of Latin origin but the words ex-wife, ex-boyfriend are an extended use of Latin phrases such as ex consule, ex magistro equitum, (one who) from being consul, master of knights (where ex-is prefixed to titles of office or dignity).
My wife's family from South Dakota was like that; her mother's name was Virginia, but everyone in the family called her Fay. Her aunt's name was Nancy, but everyone called her Ruth. In both cases those were their middle names. Confused the heck out of me until my wife explained it.
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