˜yÐÄvlog

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mom-in-law

[ mom-in-law ]

noun

Informal.
plural moms-in-law.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of mom-in-law1

First recorded in 1945–50; mom ( def ), in ( def ), law 1( def )
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Example Sentences

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“They should be held liable criminally for the deaths of my wife and my children and my mom-in-law and 152 others in the crash of Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 because that was preventable.â€

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I listened to Mom-in-law and let my kids get dirty, play with the dog and cat, and didn't fuss if they occasional ate food that fell on the floor or ate raspberries from the bushes with dirty hands.

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At the first tee -- I say “at the first tee,†but we were no closer than 100 yards, which is as close as you can get -- the first green was somewhere out there on the horizon, much like mom-in-law’s silo.

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Q. Future Mom-in-Law Has No Boundaries: I've been with my boyfriend for four years and we have lived together for two years.

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Mom-in-Law's House SPONSOR: Congressman Ralph Regula, Republican of Ohio COST: $320,000 Though Ohio has many memorials to William McKinley, Regula says the purchase of the 25th President's wife's parents' home is justified because the house McKinley was born in has been destroyed.

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