espousals
81nuptials — n. pl. Marriage, wedding, bridal, espousals, nuptial festival, marriage ceremony …
82spousals — n. pl. Nuptials, espousals, marriage, wedding …
83wedding — n. Marriage, nuptials, espousals, bridal, marriage ceremony, nuptial rites …
84marriage — n 1. matrimony, holy matrimony, wedlock, holy wedlock; bond of matrimony, conjugal bond or tie or knot, wedding knot; match. 2. wedding, nuptials, espousals, spousals, espouse ment, bridal, hymeneal rites; wedding song, nuptial song, hymeneal,… …
85nuptial — adj 1. wedding, bridal, hymeneal, spousai, matrimonial, marital, connubial, conjugal, wedded. n 2.Usu. nuptials wedding or wedding ceremony, marriage or marriage ceremony, matrimony, bridal, Class. Myth.Nymphaea, spousals, espousals, (among the… …
86wedding — n 1. marriage, nuptials, marriage or wedding ceremony, matrimony, holy matrimony, bridal, Class Myth. Nymphaea, spousals, espousals, (among the ancient Romans) confarreation; wedlock, holy wedlock, marital union or bond, nuptial tie or knot. 2.… …
87espousal — es•pous•al [[t]ɪˈspaʊ zəl, səl[/t]] n. 1) adoption or advocacy, as of a cause or principle 2) Sometimes, espousals a) a marriage ceremony b) an engagement or betrothal celebration • Etymology: 1275–1325; < OF espousailles < L spōnsālia,… …
88Moultrie, John and Gerard — (1799 1885) • John, the father, 1799 1874 Born in London, he was the son of George Moultrie, Shropshire clergyman, and grandson of Governor John Moultrie of Charleston, South Carolina. His great uncle William fought in the War of… …
89desposorio — /despowsoriyow/ In Spanish law, espousals; mutual promises of future marriage …
90desposorio — /despowsoriyow/ In Spanish law, espousals; mutual promises of future marriage …
