Husband (disambiguation)

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A husband is a male participant in a marriage, but the term, as a noun, may also refer to:

• the "First Husband" or "First Gentleman", mirroring the term "First Lady".

• the surname "Husband":
  • Richard Douglas Husband, astronaut
  • Ron Husband, animator
  • Herman Husband, 1770s Quaker
• with plural spelling "Husbands":
  • Patrick Husbands, Canadian jockey
  • Michael Husbands, English footballer
  • Phil Husbands, neuroscientist
  • George Husband Baird, 18th century Church of Scotland minister, educational reformer and Principal of the University of Edinburgh

• the given name "Husband":
  • Husband E. Kimmel, US admiral

• in fiction:
  • Husbands (film), a 1970 film
  • The Husband, a 2006 novel

• a place:
  • Husband Hill, on Mars

• Animal husbandry, the practice of breeding animals

• a husband pillow (also known as a boyfriend pillow)

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Noun

husbands pl.

1. Plural form of husband.

Verb

husbands

1. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of husband.

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A husband is a male spouse, or participant in a marriage.

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• Husbands, love your wives, and be not bitter against them.
  • Colossians 3:19

• An obedient wife commands her husband.
  • Thomas Fuller, Gnomologia (1732), No. 640

• God give me a rich husband, though he be an ass.
  • Thomas Fuller, Gnomologia (1732), No. 1670

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Drama about three women, waiting for their husbands to return from Vietnam, who become friends. (1972)