hubby Definition
hubby (hub′ē)
noun pl. -·bies
Informal a husband
hubby Usage Examples
Possessives
birthday: Today was hubby's birthday and my card said " you sometimes make me grumble.
Converse of object
- get: Ihave had everything in them from bricks to hutches and they have been so heavy I had to get hubby to put them out.
- tell: Got back into bed and told hubby Phil it was starting but to go back to sleep as it would be ages yet!
- have: Gonna have to have the hubby call them tomorrow and find out what's up with it.
- send: The festival is still on today so I'm sending hubby back up to get some more!
- keep: Keep hubby on his toes by packing his lunchbox with plasticine and an old alarm clock.
- make: My friend said to make sure hubby spent loads of money on me.
Adjective modifier
- poor: My poor hubby was called into the hospital three times to be told there was no hope at all.
- lovely: Sounds like you are doing well despite it all with the support of your lovely hubby.
- ex: My ex hubby and I also both worked part time and shared child care for the first 2 yrs.
- sure: My friend said to make sure hubby spent loads of money on me.
Noun used with modifier
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