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A man that you used to be married to that you now want nothing to do with. He's my "wusband" as in that was my husband.
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the "husband" in a lesbian marriage who does all the "manly" chores and helps to raise & discipline the kids rather than be the pregnant one. woman+husband=wusband Since you don't wanna carry the kids, you'd make a good laddy. I mean you're already a good wusband.
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Pronounced 'was-band'. The ex-husband. After the divorce, the husband becomes the wusband. My wusband left me for another woman, but I tried to get half his shit!
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When two gay men marry and one is deemed to be the female of the two in the marriage i now pronounce you husband and wusband
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A man who used to be your husband. I was at the store the other day and I ran into my wusband, can't he find a NEW grocery store.
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The female equivilant of a bromance. Are you guys lesbians?
-No, we're wusbands. Oh, so no threesome? -No. Even if we were lesbians, no. |
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A man to whom you were formerly married, and with whom you enjoy a close and congenial relationship, absent the rancor often associated with the word "ex-husband". 1. Although he travels a great deal for work, my wusband makes it a priority to attend all our daughter's school events.
2. Q: "What does your husband do?" A: "Actually, he's my wusband, but I'd love to introduce you! I really think you two would hit it off." |
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