English to Esperanto Meaning of hubby - hubby

Hubby :
hubby

edzo, maljunulo, viro, mastro

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Definitions of hubby in English
Noun(1) a married man; a woman's partner in marriage
Examples of hubby in English
(1) Do not start to panic if your hubby or wife has any of these sicknesses and you have not yet developed them.(2) The only problem is that I think my hubby is drinking too much.(3) I've noticed the hubby is not so keen on a weekend of the wife being present but not there.(4) If you don't find a wife or a hubby by a certain age, do you have a backup spouse in mind?(5) Even if you meet them upfront, you will find yourself talking to the hubby .(6) An old and much loved friend and her hubby visited this weekend.(7) The hubby on the other hand is opposite from me, he likes to be up all hours of the night/morning.(8) It's no longer all about the little wifey having the hubby 's meal on the table at 6pm on the button.(9) My hubby Bill gallantly stepped in to carry out a hasty repair.(10) I have a friend who went to Guelph, she lives in England now with her hubby .
Related Phrases of hubby
(1) my hubby ::
mia hubby
Synonyms
Noun
1. married man ::
edziĝinta viro
2. husband ::
edzo
Different Forms
hubbard, hubbies, hubby
Word Example from TV Shows
There's my hubby.

There's my HUBBY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 2

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