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- noun Plural form of
uncle-in-law .
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Examples
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Hugo Waldman was the paterfamilias of the whole tribe — nephews, cousins, and uncles-in-law who lived along the Concourse in lesser palaces.
Lorelei 2010
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Hugo Waldman was the paterfamilias of the whole tribe — nephews, cousins, and uncles-in-law who lived along the Concourse in lesser palaces.
Lorelei 2010
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Hugo Waldman was the paterfamilias of the whole tribe — nephews, cousins, and uncles-in-law who lived along the Concourse in lesser palaces.
Lorelei 2010
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This never stopped because he had and extended family of relatives comprising several aunts, uncles, aunts-in-law, uncles-in-law, cousins and god knows what.
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In those days, or even until a few weeks ago no one who looked at me would have believed me capable of plotting against young and innocent girls, annexing aunts on the hire system, or deluding uncles-in-law with misleading statements.
The Chauffeur and the Chaperon Karl Anderson 1901
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What happened in WWII with my uncles and my uncles-in-law when they were discriminated against?
Trina's Kitchen Trina 2010
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