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Meanings of groom in English
Usage of groom in English
1
Imagine a bride and groom reading this right now and needing help.
2
The groom, in his great sheepskin coat, was waiting in the doorway.
3
As for the groom's wishes, they also came with caveats and conditions.
4
The bride and groom occupy the centre one of the small tables.
5
The groom was detained at the scene by the Russian National Guard.
6
How do you groom the next generation of leaders within your companies?
7
All eyes shot to the figure of the groom before the throne.
8
A groom was holding the horse at the foot of the steps.
9
The groom swung himself up at the back of the carriage again.
10
The bride and groom lived together in all happiness for five years.
11
Though it is of course more embarrassing if it is the groom.
12
Then there is a groom at the Hall, if I remember right.
13
The Irish groom answered in a voice that trembled with strong feeling.
14
Their boutonnières, sent by the groom, should be waiting in the vestibule.
15
The separate cards of the bride and groom are no longer necessary.
16
A cricket match between the bride and groom's parties is also planned.
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Groom through the time
Groom across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
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