wifed
SayWYFT/waɪft/
- 1Simple past and past participle of wife. Slang, used of a man marrying or settling down with a woman.
He wifed his longtime girlfriend last spring.
He wifed her up after just six months of dating.
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- 2Married, or having a certain number of wives.
Now that he is a wifed man, he spends his weekends at home.
“You smile and mock me,” she said, “as if I meant naughtily.” “Do you not?” She said with sudden gaiety, “Thou wifed man—I’ll unsmock thee.”
1962, Henrietta Buckmaster [pseudonym; Henrietta Delancey Henkle], All the LivingHere, wifed means married, having a wife.Note
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wifed is a form of wife
wife, verb: To marry a woman and take her as a partner for life. Full entry
- Spelling
- wife → wifed: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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Origins
Meaning 2
From the noun "wife" plus "-ed" meaning "having."
Meaning 1
From the verb "wife" plus the past-tense ending "-ed."