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- noun A
stepfather of one'sspouse .
Etymologies
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Examples
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My stepfather-in-law keeps quiet and my husband is the same.
Problem solved 2011
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I wasn't sure how to go about getting a car loan and my stepfather-in-law suggested looking into credit unions, which have good rates on loans.
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We're just getting word that Senator and presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton will postpone a trip to New Hampshire this weekend because of the illness of her stepfather-in-law, Dick Kelley.
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Now, my future stepfather-in-law, Charlie, has always liked wine (or at least as I've known him).
From the Vine 2005
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On the flip side, my stepfather-in-law apaprently imported a bunch from Germany to his weekend home in Mexico and all died.
Female ginkgos should be banned. Angry Professor 2006
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He didn't tell his stepfather -- stepfather-in-law that he bought this boat.
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"No; I'm sure you don't," answered his future stepfather-in-law.
The Happiest Time of Their Lives Alice Duer Miller 1908
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"He's already done it," sniggered the stepfather-in-law.
Dixie Hart 1888
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As Henley, the axe in hand, approached the house, his stepfather-in-law, with considerable clatter, was hanging the horn on its nail.
Dixie Hart 1888
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The stepfather-in-law had used less diplomacy in the account he had forwarded to Henley on the day following the great occasion.
Dixie Hart 1888
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