Meanings of prospective bridegroom in anglès

The prospective bridegroom thought it prudent to remind her.

For Mary, any prospective bridegroom had to be of royal blood and a good Catholic.

The prospective bridegroom did not come to the house, and, stranger still, his name was not mentioned.

At one moment he was as gay as a prospective bridegroom, at the next he was more dejected than a man under sentence.

A debate on the most desirable occupations for a prospective bridegroom concluded that cooks and barbers are most popular, because these are high-salary jobs.

Once the prospective bridegroom paused, as if he had left something unsaid; but he seemed to think the better of silence, and went on.

The principal business connected with marriage had previously been arranged-thatof settling how much the prospective bridegroom was to pay to the bride's parents.

They'll all be disappointed at not seeing the prospective bridegroom, but I'll make them understand that a man in love can't travel like a tortoise!

Eager prospective bridegrooms could neither hurry him nor flurry him.

Health certificates of prospective bridegrooms will probably be more easily enforced if such intelligence becomes general.

Prospective Bridegroom to Sail for Europe in Spring.

"I kinda think it will," the prospective bridegroom declared hopefully.

At Hurricane Hall the two prospective bridegrooms were busy with Old Hurricane over some papers that had to be prepared in the library.

"Perfectly well," agreed the prospective bridegroom-andhaving no notebook or calendar, he scribbled the reminder for himself on his cuff.