husband (Also husbanding, husbands, husbanded) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to husband

  • married man«
  • hubby«
  • economize«
  • conserve«
  • economise«
  • wifebeater«
  • wife«
  • spouse«
  • significant other«
  • partner«
  • husband«
  • house husband«
  • family man«
  • saving«
  • benedict«
  • economy«
  • cuckold«
  • uxoricide«
  • economiser«
  • benedick«
  • househusband«
  • retrench«
  • thriftiness«
  • economizer«
  • economy of scale«
  • save«
  • cheat on«
  • economic expert«
  • domestic«
  • betray«
  • economist«
  • wander«
  • sparing«
  • cheat«
  • scotch«
  • wittol«
  • stinter«
  • downsizing«
  • retrenchment«
  • curtailment«
  • stinting«
  • ship's husband«
  • husbandly«
  • husbandry«
  • careful«
  • play around«
  • marriage«
  • economic«
  • fool around«
  • husbandman«
  • adultery«
  • frugal«
  • divorce«
  • economical«
  • stint«
  • husbandless«
  • polygamy«
  • thrifty«
  • microeconomic expert«
  • husbandage«
  • heterosexual marriage«
  • husbandable«
  • term husband«
  • macroeconomic expert«
  • male adultery«
  • breadwinner«
  • ex-husband«
  • expectation«
  • economic system«
  • boyfriend«
  • dowry«
  • secular«
  • wife-in-law«
  • married person«
  • tighten one's belt«
  • widow bewitched«
  • male«
  • scant«
  • widow«
  • family«
  • thrift«
  • wer«
  • culture«
  • caution«
  • war widow«
  • civil marriage«
  • two-time«
  • unmarried«
  • saver«
  • unhusbanded«
  • status«
  • penny-pinching«
  • uncle-in-law«
  • double standard«
  • parsimoniousness«
  • trophy wife«
  • wedding ring«
  • microeconomist«
  • tiller«
  • household«
  • frugalness«
  • till«
  • islam«
  • econometrist«
  • sexual relation«
  • econometrician«
  • thirds«
  • christianity«
  • sororate marriage«
  • wealthier spouse«
  • son-in-law«
  • similar husbandry«
  • sisters before misters«
  • monogamous culture«
  • sister-wife«
  • grah shatak«
  • sequester«
  • contemporary secularized western culture«
  • separation«
  • child«
  • reverse harem«
  • valid wedding«
  • responsibility«
  • spouse equal right«
  • punalua«
  • old norse hūsbōndi«
  • prudent«
  • old english hūsbōnda«
  • provide«
  • middle english huseband«
  • polygamize«
  • institutionalized role«
  • polyandry«
  • influential ideal«
  • penny-father«
  • comprehensive marriage law«
  • patrilocality«
  • chinese folk religions«
  • patrilocal«
  • būandi«
  • old man«
  • būa«
  • nurture«
  • party«
  • niece-in-law«
  • rewarding occupation«
  • nephew-in-law«
  • contemporary status«
  • mutual will«
  • conjugal home«
  • monoandry«
  • bōndi«
  • monandry«
  • polygamous culture«
  • military spouse«
  • meiji civil code«
  • merhusband«
  • historical status«
  • master«
  • hindu husband«
  • marry«
  • modern jurisdiction«
  • married couple«
  • islam law«
  • maritorious«
  • term father«
  • maritally«
  • mirror stand«
  • marital«
  • mari complaisant«
  • fidelity«
  • manager«
  • protector«
  • manage«
  • female adultery«
  • spouse(s«
  • man«
  • right«
  • traditional arranged marriage«
  • lord and master«
  • other cultures«
  • levirate marriage«
  • offspring«
  • levirate«
  • premodern time«
  • levir«
  • economical affair«
  • husbando«
  • scandalous circumstance«
  • institutionalized form«
  • mistress«
  • husbandlike«
  • western culture«
  • islamic marital jurisprudence«
  • husbanding«
  • external symbol«
  • husbandhood«
  • personal clothing«
  • husbander«
  • obligation«
  • husbanded«
  • serial monogamy«
  • grave offense«
  • actual wedding«
  • home father«
  • husband-in-law«
  • hypergamy«
  • hubs«
  • equal relationship«
  • property settlement«
  • householder«
  • marital property«
  • child(ren«
  • house«
  • close term«
  • hotwife«
  • joint property«
  • henpecked«
  • head«
  • external sign«
  • half brother-in-law«
  • male participant«
  • ground«
  • many muslim«
  • grass widow«
  • hindu law«
  • grandson-in-law«
  • extramarital sex«
  • goodman«
  • cap«
  • goman«
  • circumstance«
  • golf widow«
  • joint family«
  • ganancial«
  • concubinage«
  • modern european history«
  • farm«
  • divorce law«
  • sole provider«
  • extradotal«
  • dowager«
  • frugality«
  • bride price«
  • domesticated«
  • ex«
  • marital relationship«
  • temporal«
  • eternity ring«
  • valid reason«
  • monetarist«
  • public scandal«
  • scrimp«
  • economically«
  • skimp«
  • dumb cake«
  • context«
  • macroeconomist«
  • ring finger«
  • discoverture«
  • dower«
  • parsimony«
  • digamous«
  • bigamy«
  • cautiousness«
  • diandry«
  • alimony«
  • carefulness«
  • deuterogamy«
  • crime«
  • curtain lecture«
  • participle«
  • woman of the house«
  • cultivate«
  • major religion«
  • cucquean«
  • communist revolution«
  • covert baron«
  • instance«
  • lady of the house«
  • consort«
  • tradition«
  • close«
  • conserved«
  • ancient roman«
  • housewife«
  • animal«
  • homemaker«
  • conjugally«
  • woman«
  • long«
  • co-sister«
  • marriage ceremony«
  • private enterprise«
  • co-brother«
  • mate«
  • chicks before dicks«
  • intimate relationship«
  • better half«
  • caro sposo«
  • family law«
  • brother-husband«
  • god«
  • state socialism«
  • bilocal«
  • opportunity«
  • state capitalism«
  • baron«
  • wedding ceremony«
  • near«
  • baa-lamb«
  • death«
  • free enterprise«
  • avunculocal«
  • sexual intercourse«
  • world«
  • anumarana«
  • society«
  • worldly concern«
  • administer«
  • biological father«
  • earthly concern«
  • abandonment«
  • life«
  • equal right«
  • non-market economy«
  • encyclopædia britannica«
  • mixed economy«
  • market economy«
  • qur'an«
  • laissez-faire economy«
  • material«
  • earth«
  • china«
  • providence«
  • modernity«
  • domesticity«
  • modern history«
  • skinny«
  • sex marriage«
  • preserve«
  • -andry«
  • widower«
  • deliberate«
  • -androus«
  • love«
  • mercenary«
  • measured«
  • enactment«
  • cautious«
  • hinduism«
  • efficiency«
  • coma«
  • religion«
  • painstakingness«
  • family home«
  • bimetallist«
  • catholicism«
  • law«
  • buddhism«
  • streamlined«
  • modern time«
  • conscientiousness«
  • term«
  • worldliness«
  • breach«
  • macroeconomics«
  • offense«
  • hoarder«
  • cultivation«
  • econometrics«
  • bride«
  • microeconomics«
  • father«
  • monetarism«
  • custody«
  • industrialism«
  • stay«
  • domain«
  • bond«
  • servant«
  • gender«
  • bible«
  • middle age«
  • duration«
  • profession«
  • conservation«
  • country«
  • patron«
  • wedding«
  • regard«
  • left«
  • permission«
  • ownership«
  • provision«
  • teaching«
  • conclusion«
  • resource«
  • estate«
  • behalf«
  • factor«
  • philippine«
  • care«
  • agriculture«
  • relation«
  • justice«
  • management«
  • establishment«
  • situation«
  • authority«
  • republic«
  • plant«
  • female«
  • origin«
  • condition«
  • honor«
  • ability«
  • contract«
  • force«
  • act«
  • uk«
  • property«
  • science«
  • money«
  • control«
  • worldly«
  • efficient«
  • provident«
  • penny-wise«
  • housewifely«
  • home-style«
  • home-loving«
  • mundane«
  • materialistic«
  • terrestrial«
  • worldly-minded«
  • prospicient«
  • longsighted«
  • heedful«
  • forethoughtful«
  • foresightful«
  • forehanded«
  • farseeing«
  • cheeseparing«
  • businesslike«
  • expeditious«
  • penurious«
  • parsimonious«
  • farsighted«
  • cost-effective«
  • foresighted«
  • cost-efficient«
  • high-octane«
  • married woman«
  • couple«
  • hive up«
  • squirrel away«
  • lay away«
  • put down«
  • pair«
  • managed economy«
  • troubled«
  • record«
  • newlywed«
  • particular«
  • enter«
  • industrialist«
  • action«
  • elaborate«
  • penny pincher«
  • capitalist economy«
  • pack rat«
  • closeness«
  • minute«
  • scrooge«
  • detailed«
  • expedition«
  • restrained«
  • stash«
  • timid«
  • helpmate«
  • prudence«
  • bigamist«
  • polygamist«
  • guarded«
  • narrow«
  • sophisticated«
  • fabian«
  • diligence«
  • deliberation«
  • capitalism«
  • dispatch«
  • profane«
  • miser«
  • elaborated«
  • copulate«
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