Bridegroom
21bridegroom — noun a man on his wedding day or just before and after the event. Origin OE brȳdguma, from brȳd bride + guma man ; the second syllable influenced by groom …
22bridegroom — also groom noun (C) a man at the time he gets married, or just after he is married …
23bridegroom — bride·groom …
24bridegroom — [ˈbraɪdˌgruːm] noun [C] a man who is getting married, or one who has recently married …
25bridegroom — bride•groom [[t]ˈbraɪdˌgrum, ˌgrʊm[/t]] n. a newly married man or a man about to be married • Etymology: bef. 1000; late ME (Scots) brydgrome, alter. of ME bridegome, OE brȳdguma=brȳd bride+guma man (c. L homō) …
26bridegroom — /ˈbraɪdgrum / (say bruydgroohm) noun a man newly married, or about to be married. {variant of Middle English bridegome, Old English brȳdguma, from brȳd bride + guma man (distantly related to Latin homo); reinterpreted in the 16th century to be… …
27bridegroom — Kāne male hou, kāne mare; kāne ho āo (rare) …
28bridegroom — see GROOM …
29Bridegroom, Mr — Used as a nonce name in The Old Bachelor, by William Congreve …
30bridegroom — n. a man on his wedding day and for some time before and after it. Etymology: OE brydguma (as BRIDE, guma man, assim. to GROOM) …