英和和英

語源

wedlock +‎ -er

名詞

wedlocker (複数形 wedlockers)

1. (まれに, nonstandard) A married person
   • 2000 May 23, Mary Elizabeth, “Next, the commemorative Elvis plate, exclusive from Harper's!”, in rec.arts.books, Usenet:

     For the record, a late wedlocker, contentedly approaching the seventh anniversary this summer

   • 2012, Paul Sullivan, Bloody British History: Oxford:

     Henry's eldest son Arthur had visited the College (founded in 1465) a few tiems too: his premature death at the age of fifteen denied the world a flesh and blood King Arthur and gave us instead his younger brother, the debauched tyrant, serial wedlocker and church desecrator Henry VIII.

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