husman
noun/ˈhʌz ˌmæn/
Etymology From a blend of husband + man.
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Informal, No plural, Nonstandard One's man who is also one's husband; husband.
- “Wife, su'mit. As your husman I'm ordering you to su'mit.”2007, Bill Spevacek, Millen County Standoff:
- "You know my husman works on a giant forklift for this company for years. […]"2010, Jeannie Cheatham, Meet Me with Your Black Drawers On: My Life in Music, page 179:
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- Whosoever that hoochefied, home wrecking heifer is she ain't gon steal my husman from under my nose.2014, The Skegeehawk!, Zee: An Original Naughty Narrative, page 357: