Newlywed

What do we mean by newlywed?

A person recently married. noun

A recently married person noun

Recently married adjective

Someone recently married noun

A recently married person

Noun. 1. A couple who has not been married long. 2. A show on MTV featuring Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey. Urban Dictionary

(N.) A horrible, horrible Documentary Reality Show starring Bubble Blonde Jessica Simpson and Singing Country Hick, Nick Lachey. Don't watch this show though, as it's horrifically bad. "Last Time on 'Newlyweds,' Nick fought a bunch of Bumblebees and then took a nap, while Jessica discovered she had a Belly Button and then lost her train of thought and started drooling like a vegetable for ten minutes. So don't miss the next episode of 'Newlyweds,' right here only on MTV. Where Intelligence has no place and Music Stars are greater than GOD!" Urban Dictionary

A starting hand in Texas Hold em' of King Queen Urban Dictionary

A terribly inaccurate representation of the first years of marriage through the frivolous life of prissy popstars Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey. Urban Dictionary

Dumb-asses, no other words needed. Urban Dictionary

A game that you play with a friend with benefits, boyfriend or girlfriend, or partner to see how your relationship is going to turn out. How to play Ask each other questions such as where would we go on our first date, what would we do, why do u like me or love me and etc. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to newlywed:
newlywed, newlyweds.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word newlywed:
honeymoon, gong, couple, bride, syndication, groom, password, couples, marital, announcer, wedding, husband, neighbors, divorce, syndicated, dating, game, treasure, wife, emily, hunt, abc, questions, marriage, ratings, eddie, bob, premiered, host, revival, kids, apartment, nbc, aired, wilson, soldier, charlie, trying, andy, johnny, cbs, beauty, baby, show, visit, married, hotel, trip, guide, jim, sexual, relationship, elizabeth, gets.

Words that rhyme with newlywed:
read, lead, head, red, bed, spread, shed, tread, led, bread, dead, thread, ahead, dread, embed, overhead, pled, watershed, said, wed, instead, ed, stead, shred, widespread, shead, bulkhead, med, aforesaid, sled, fed, ted, homestead, spearhead, misread, retread, ged, infrared, bled, coed, egghead, imbed, abed, misled, bred, fred, sped, inbred, zed, figurehead, thoroughbred, hotbed, deadhead, blockhead, beachhead, ned, masthead, warhead, airhead, letterhead, bobsled, behead, loggerhead, fled, redhead, bedspread, godhead, whitehead, arrowhead, gingerbread, bridgehead, copperhead, bloodshed, bullhead, riverbed, seabed, dred, pwned, redd, deathbed, go ahead, flathead, skinhead, woodshed, wellhead, purebred, flatbed, farmstead, featherbed, shithead, unwed, swed, roundhead, butthead, freda, trailhead, reade, cornbread, drumhead, steelhead.

Adjectives that are often used to describe newlywed:
young, old, happy, attractive, not, relative.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective newlywed:
couple, couples, wife, husband, women, men, interactions, bride, stage, woman, marriage, daughter, life, husbands, status, friends, bliss, year, wives, days, period, son, brides, parents, sister, pair, phase, spouses, brother, sample, interaction, stages, marriages, happiness, daughters, apartment, worker, scene, game, glow, general, groom, kiss.

Words that sound like newlywed:
newlywed, newlyweds, newly weds, nollywood, knollwood, hollywood, holly wood, holy wood, nailhead, wellywood, holyhead, newland, new land, nucleoid, nelipot, nuland, milkweed, millwood, melamed, melon head, yellowwood, milk weed, no limit, nelia, nolita, nolina, nalepa, malahide, yellowhead, newly, bollywood, nullified, norwood, noland, chiliad, neyland, no sweat, nyland, nylund, niland, newstead, kneeland, new word, natalie wood, maleate, knotweed, nail bed, new light, null set, knapweed, malamud, neuilly, nucleate, nulli, nutwood.