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    4. what is full form of WIFE..????
    what is full form of WIFE..????

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    0  Views: 2205 Answers: 4 Posted: 12 years ago
    REDEYEDWOLF

    Synonyms
    helpmate, helpmeet, lady, little woman, madam, missus (or missis), Mrs., old lady, wifey, woman [chiefly dialect]
    Related Words
    bride; better half, companion, consort, mate, partner, significant other, soul mate, spouse; dowager, matron; hausfrau, homemaker, housekeeper, housewife, stay-at-home; widow http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/wife#related-to-more
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      That's it. Wife. Or you could call her spouse. 

      12 years ago. Rating: 4
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        W.I.F.E.D.   (The "d" was dropped centuries ago)
        Women Incarcerated For Ever, Domestically.           

        12 years ago. Rating: 4
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          MILLIE333

          Lol...That fits in with.."Why do women wear white?...So they blend in with the kitchen appliances"!!!:-0
          commented 12 years ago
          Bob/PKB

          Truer words were never spoken
          commented 12 years ago

          The missus.


          The old ball & chain.


          The other half.


          The cheese & kisses.


          In my case the dearly beloved.Hahahaha!

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            Bob/PKB

            BETTER half, Tommy. BETTER. :D
            commented 12 years ago
            Tommyh

            Hahaha! D'ya think?LOL
            commented 12 years ago
            Bob/PKB

            But of course! You've told us many times! And she must be amazing, because you certainly are!!
            commented 12 years ago

            And, on the back: a solid link caseback hosting two hallowed and engraved, round openings, the link smallest presents a semi-jumping hour and the largest ticks by the minutes in a link reversed fan-shaped aperture hovered over by a day/night indicator.

            11 months ago. Rating: 0
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