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- noun Plural form of
step-uncle .
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Examples
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In the Acknowledgments, McBride says that the book began when he was a boy listening to his stepfather and step-uncles tell stories about the war.
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Marmaduke thought he would like to do something to those step-uncles and aunts who treated the Toyman so badly.
Seven O'Clock Stories Robert Gordon Anderson
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The 34-year-old mother of two grew up thinking she had a very small family, with just one uncle and two step-uncles in addition to her immediate family.
J. Weekly 2009
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The 34-year-old mother of two grew up thinking she had a very small family, with just one uncle and two step-uncles in addition to her immediate family.
J. Weekly 2009
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They’ll grow up to love stepmom and stepdad and all the stepsisters and stepbrothers, and step-aunts and step-uncles, and step-grandparents —
The Payback Club Becnel, Rexanne 2006
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I had a step-mother, too, and she and all the step-uncles and aunts scolded and scolded, and whipped me besides, because _I_ wanted to go to sea on a great big ship. "
Seven O'Clock Stories Robert Gordon Anderson
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