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When you *accidently* set your husband on fire. '_'
Husfire by XxReaperxX July 26, 2010
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This term describes the man in a relationship when a couple has made a commitment to one another but is not or does not want to be married.

This term makes introductions more understandable to "outsiders" who may not be familiar with the couples commitment to each other. It describes a man that is more than a boyfriend but not a husband or fiance.

This term can be used in place of "partner" or "significant other".
My husfriend and I are so excited that we just bought a house together.

This is my husfriend, Ben.
Husfriend by 'sttina September 25, 2010
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a mixture of husband and boyfriend...
after you get married you should still go on dates and persue each other thus insinuating that he is your boyfriend and yet still your husband...and so the husfriend is born!
my husfriend and I like to go to the movies
husfriend by Jpugh April 7, 2008
A platonic male companion who occasionally fills the role usually filled by a husband by engaging in tasks like carrying heavy things, opening jars, fixing stuff and bickering over nonsensical items.
My mechanic was giving me the runaround so I handed the phone to the husfriend and he took care of it.
Husfriend by MalibuYogini August 5, 2009
Long term fiance who is now beyond the level of a boyfriend.
My husfriend and I have been engaged for 9 years.
husfriend by Sparrowhawkes October 21, 2005
A man in a relationship with more intimate knowledge and connections than your typical boyfriend. This person would usually be on track for fiance status.
I ain't just your friend! I'm your husfriend!!!
Husfriend by FalseWitness March 3, 2017
A person who used to be your husband who via divorce, is now a friend (or more than a friend).
Nate isn't my boyfriend. We used to be married. Then we got divorced and now we live together again. He's my husfriend.
husfriend by polkadottent August 22, 2008
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