Widowing

Two years later, in the autumn of 23 BC, while the forty-year-old Augustus struggled to recover from a near-fatal illness, Marcellus himself died suddenly of a mysterious sickness at the age of twenty, widowing Julia and unexpectedly becoming the first occupant of the brand-new family mausoleum, now looming over the city like a 130-foot-high wedding cake. ❋ Annelise Freisenbruch (2010)

Yes, I am a dwarf crossdressing black tigress avec two heads merry-widowing in tarantula tails offset by red ruby stilettos that will shiv yer Nazi heart to shreds. ❋ Frank Wilson (2008)

Apparently, the thirst of the Palestinian blood among the Jewish politicians either in Israel or US and the plans of Zionist state has not quenched so far, even after orphaning, widowing hundred of thousands Palestinians, somewhere by the US made missiles, the German made tanks that could ravage their settlements, French made bullets to pierce the chests of women, children and somewhere in the torture cells of Tel Aviv. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Though we were planning our response to the death of friends and the widowing of their wives, our conversation was clinical and detached. ❋ Astronaut Mike Mullane (2006)

Why is it acceptable for us to live with fear, murder, destruction, displacement, the orphaning of children and widowing of women, but peace, security and happiness should be for you? ❋ Unknown (2002)

OSAMA BIN LADEN (voice-over) (through translator): Why is it acceptable for us to live with fear, murder, destruction, displacement, the orphanage of children and widowing of women, but peace, security and happiness should be for you? ❋ Unknown (2002)

OSAMA BIN LADEN (through translator): Why is it acceptable for us to live with fear, murder, destruction, displacement, the orphanage of children and the widowing of women, but peace, security and happiness should be for you? ❋ Unknown (2002)

A handsome, vigorous young man with a great deal of style, married to a woman who went through the days immediately after her widowing with style that approached heroism. ❋ Macdonald, Dwight (1963)

Until Ruth was widowed, Sir Rowland's hopes of her must lie fallow; and so it was with a zest that he flung himself into the task of widowing her. ❋ Rafael Sabatini (1912)

And now he learnt that not only had she thwarted his schemes against Monmouth, but had deprived him of the ardently sought felicity of widowing her. ❋ Rafael Sabatini (1912)

Three months later, Weston deployed to Afghanistan; he died there in October, in a helicopter crash, widowing Tidler once again. ❋ Unknown (2010)

He has chosen to enlist and fight for what he believes in at risk of widowing Sarah and orphaning his sons. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Early in the movie, his character's son and daughter-in-law give their widowing father a large-buttoned telephone and a grabbing arm, then hurry to introduce the idea of moving him to a senior care center.

[That man] is a widower. ❋ Katie Was Here (2007)

The widower [lived] alone after the [death] of his [beloved]. ❋ Matatat. (2009)

Susan is a [widow]. [How come]? Her husband suffered the [slow death] of marriage. ❋ Van Jari (2009)

Susie: Bryan can't go to prom with me. He's gonna be in Baja for a surf competition. [Betsie]: Hah, [Surf Widow]! Sucks for you. [Adrianne]: Hey, where is my goddamn boyfriend? Christie: I'm sorry to tell you, but I believe you've become a Coke Widow. He's doing lines in the bathroom. Simply insert the offending activity into "-widow". ❋ WestCoastLisa (2006)

[Dat Nigga] been [hittin'] dat widow all day long, [dat nigga] been baked, [pass dat shit] homie. ❋ Ryan Jay (2004)

Guy1: Hey dude, pass me some of that [Widow] Guy2:[Dontcha] mean "WHITE" [widow]? Guy2:Nah, my dealer [hooked] me up ❋ Rostra Maximus (2010)

we couldn't find a [clue] [to link] us to a "[perp]" so he's a widow. ❋ BigboiNick (2006)

Because she is a widow, [Mrs]. C. wants us to [give her] [money]. ❋ Anonymous (2003)

[i just] [picked up] [an o] of widow ❋ Rar (2003)

[Yeah], my SO has mid-terms, [guess] I'm just [another] exam widow / widower. ❋ Lapsus Linguae (2008)