Marriage

What do we mean by marriage?

The legal union of a man and woman as husband and wife, and in some jurisdictions, between two persons of the same sex, usually entailing legal obligations of each person to the other. noun

A similar union of more than two people; a polygamous marriage. noun

A union between persons that is recognized by custom or religious tradition as a marriage. noun

A common-law marriage. noun

The state or relationship of two adults who are married. noun

A wedding. noun

A close union. noun

The combination of the king and queen of the same suit, as in pinochle. noun

The legal union of a man with a woman for life; the state or condition of being married; the legal relation of spouses to each other; wedlock. noun

The formal declaration or contract by which act a man and a woman join in wedlock. noun

The celebration of a marriage; a wedding. noun

A marriage vow or contract. noun

Intimate union; a joining as if in marriage. noun

In various card-games, as bezique, the possession in one hand of the king and queen. noun

A marriage itself. noun

Same as marriage articles. noun

The act of marrying, or the state of being married; legal union of a man and a woman for life, as husband and wife; wedlock; matrimony. noun

The marriage vow or contract. noun

A feast made on the occasion of a marriage. noun

The state of being married.

A union of two or more people that creates a family tie and carries legal, social, and/or religious rights and responsibilities.

A homosexual relationship between male prisoners.

A wedding; a ceremony in which people wed.

A close union.

A joining of two parts.

A king and a queen, when held as a hand in Texas hold 'em or melded in pinochle.

In solitaire or patience games, the placing a card of the same suit on the next one above or below it in value.

The number one cause of divorce Urban Dictionary

Betting someone half your shit you'll love them forever. Urban Dictionary

Long term prostitution Urban Dictionary

A licence to fuck Urban Dictionary

What you should do when you are over 60. This makes sure that you wont get on each others nerves for very long. Urban Dictionary

A matrimonial state as defined by: 1) Females: "Marriage is the opportunity for two souls to be legally bound together so that they can share their innermost thoughts and feelings while creating the most perfect life together." 2) Males: "Wow, a chick to take care of me like my mother used to - but with the added bonus of sex!" Urban Dictionary

The beginning of the end. Urban Dictionary

The triumph of imagination over intelligence. Urban Dictionary

For many, the phase of a relationship in which delight turns to disappointment and romance turns to resentment. Then she turns to her girlfriends and he turns to drink. Presently they turn on each other. He turns to a mistress, she to a divorce lawyer. Their home turns into hers but their mortgage turns into his. The sons turn into junkies, the daughters into teenage moms. And that's the bright side, because in many cases that's as close to a turn-on as marriage gets. Unless you're very, very, VERRRRY careful, and willing to wait and wait and WAAAAIIIIIIT for a truly exceptional person to enter your life, AND for real love between you to grow. A marriage founded on that rock-solid basis still has only a 50/50 chance of success (i.e. boredom) or failure (i.e. the tragedy described above), because marriage often changes people, leaving you shackled to a stranger. Yet that's as good as life's going to get, kid. Suddenly the Navy doesn't sound so bad, does it? Urban Dictionary

Marriage is that wonderful time in the lives of two people where they demonstrate their love and devotion to each other. After the ceremony, the new couple will go somewhere nice to bang. Then it all goes to Jahannam. First wifey will quit work to watch Lifetime (one of many Feminazi channels). Then she will slip up and spill the truth about why she was a virgin going to the honeymoon destination and wasn't when they first fucked. Then it will come to light that she was under a mountain of debt from Payday loan(sharks) and keep bitching until he gets a second, or third, job. Then he'll have to get out some payday loans to pay her payday loans or even less sex for him. Then, while he's working all the time, she'll be banging the mailman, her boyfriend, the cable guy, the internet guy, and any other guy but her hubby. This hell goes on for about two years. Then comes the blissful stage known as divorce. This is the time the truth comes out (the shit hit the fan when they left for their honeymoon) and she bitches about how she "had" to fuck everyone but her dearest husband since he abused and neglected her, working when he should have been home. After that torment, comes the alimony stage. So in the end, he's got 25% of his paycheck, none of the account (she got to it first), and just enough for a shack downtown and a tranny hooker (all the real girls were her best friends and probably coworkers). Meanwhile lil' wifey will have two new husbands and countless fuck buddies. Have fun. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to marriage:
marriage, carriage, mariage, marrage, marrige, barrage, harrage, marring, ferriage, marriages, marriable, remarriage, maritage, marraige, arriaga, inmarriage, marziale, marrite, arrivage, mariane.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word marriage:
annulled, figaro, divorce, dowry, heiress, spouse, bride, divorced, couples, marry, countess, equality, duchess, unhappy, wedding, couple, inheritance, catherine, daughter, princess, legally, daughters, dissolved, heir, amendment, ceremonies, lasted, ceremony, affair, proposal, consent, husband, margaret, married, widow, eldest, valid, anne, maria, adoption, happy, pregnant, marie, gay, duke, woman, arranged, cousin, ended, sons, elizabeth, wife, anna, birth, sex, prince, certificate, earl.

Words that rhyme with marriage:
disparage, carriage, miscarriage, parage, intermarriage, sverige, remarriage, herridge, claridge, berridge, bair ridge, bare ridge, bear ridge, herr ridge, kerridge, mare ridge.

Adjectives that are often used to describe marriage:
first, second, happy, early, previous, unhappy, civil, legal, christian, mixed, interracial, successful, former, subsequent, gay, third, secret, valid, traditional, monogamous, plural, true, outside, inter, bad, late, heterosexual, intended, loveless, perfect, companionate, royal, earlier, year, sacred, spiritual, double, impending, clandestine, ideal, forced, lawful, formal, clerical, spanish, broken, unfortunate, conventional, hasty, forthcoming, brief, prior, failed, stable, disastrous, child, morganatic, childless, polygamous, temporary, incestuous, advantageous, troubled, suitable, romantic, legitimate, customary, fourth, eventual, consanguineous, brilliant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective marriage:
contract, customs, mode, ceremonies, feast, settlements, contracts, rate, laws, counseling, ring, settlement, law, rates, records, ceremony, record, license, service, the, patterns, hater, bells, relation, supper, articles, bond, licenses, register, round, act, partner, procession, rites, certificate, festivities, broker, date, gift, counselor, treaty, project, age, statistics, portion, song, ages, bonds, based, songs, promise, relations, see, bed, making, united, adjustment, regulations, feasts, marriages, certificates, family, rules, partners, prediction, issue, questions, divorce, proposal, consideration, market, licences, festival, career, portions, love, bill, death, penalty, plans, tie, negotiations, projects, rises, alliances, legislation, restrictions, and, arrangements.

Consonant match to marriage:
moorage, mare ridge.

Words that sound like marriage:
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