Definition of newlywed
: a person recently married
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They took pictures of the happy newlyweds.
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Possibly worse, there is no kissing with this bitter stuff on; hoping to have healthy offspring and dreading the chemical's side effects, the newlyweds so far have stayed chaste.
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Kristie Drewes and Tardy were recent newlyweds, police said.
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Jason Derulo also took the stage for the newlyweds, performing a handful of his love-sick hits as well.
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That same year, only 3 percent of newlyweds were interracial.
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On Day 3 of Wimbledon, the newlywed socialite showed up to the elite tennis tournament in a lace sheer dress by Self-Portrait.
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The newlyweds are planning a more traditional wedding reception later this summer where more stories are sure to be told.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- A hyper-aggressive black bear moved back and forth between two women in a ferocious attack earlier this week that left a newlywed dead and her co-worker injured in a remote area of Alaska, their employer said Thursday.
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The newlyweds were staying at Caleño’s apartment waiting to get U.S. visas for her and her two children, when police began conducting house-to-house searches.
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First Known Use of newlywed
1593
NEWLYWED Defined for English Language Learners
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: a person who has recently married
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: a person recently married Some newlyweds moved in next door.
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