Definition of stepson
: a son of one's husband or wife by a former partner
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Recent Examples of stepson from the Web
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The groom is also the stepson of Sissi Pham and Scott Lewis.
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Two co-defendants, Kiontay Cason, 23, and Woods' stepson David Johnson V, 21, testified against Woods under terms of plea agreements filed last year.
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Mr. Judkins was an amusing storyteller who could hold an audience spellbound, stepson Mackey Cronin of Towson wrote in a profile.
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Mitchell said shortly after the arrest of his stepson-in-law, Willie Corey Godbolt.
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Trump voter Michelle Jaskulski, of Milwaukee, who has a son and stepson in recovery from opioid addiction, believes in the president’s commitment and overall approach.
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Bohlin knew he'd been selected and sent two stepsons to the ceremony.
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First Known Use of stepson
before 12th century
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playDefinition of stepson for English Language Learners
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: your wife's or husband's son by a past marriage or relationship
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