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Definition of stepson
: a son of one's husband or wife by a former partner
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After going a short distance, Slaughter turned around to face Townsell and begged him not to shoot him in front of his stepson.
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In addition to her husband, Estelle Berg is survived by son Andrew, daughter Karen and stepson Joseph, as well as six grandchildren.
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Blue, located in the Hearst Tower at the corner of 5th and College streets, is owned by restaurateur Alex Myrick, the stepson of former U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick, a Charlotte Republican.
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After a scuffle inside the bar, Ronald Ebens, who worked in the auto industry, and his stepson, Michael Nitz, later chased down Chin, smashing his head with a bat.
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The father and stepson are believed to have had a close relationship, and in the wake of Twist's death, Styles' One Direction bandmates are showing their support for the family on social media.
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The three films were produced by Red Granite, which was founded by Najib's stepson, Riza Aziz.
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Police initially identified the child as Salaam’s stepson, but Homicide Capt.
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A south Brevard County man apparently killed his wife, stepson and sister-in-law, set fire to the family home and then killed himself, the Sheriff’s Office said Monday.
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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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