Definition of stepson
: a son of one's husband or wife by a former partner
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The groom is the stepson of Nancy Schatz and Fiore Guglielmi.
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Anthony House, 39, was the stepson of Freddie Dixon, a former pastor of Wesley United Methodist Church, a historic church founded at the end of the Civil War by black Americans recently freed from slavery.
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Fearing for the safety of her 6-year-old stepson, Adrienne Evans called the Nevada wildlife agency, which placed a trap on her property.
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House was the stepson of Freddie Dixon, a former pastor at a historic black church in Austin.
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My stepson and my fiancé got into a fight … [Tommy] didn’t hit his son, his son pushed him.
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Think of it this way: Your stepson and his new wife will never forget your birthday.
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Flores-Haro, his wife, stepson and stepdaughter took the witness stand during trial.
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Last week, the Touched by an Angel actress, 57, shared a series of Instagram posts that revealed her 20-year-old stepson, Cameron Burnett, had been hospitalized.
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First Known Use of stepson
before 12th century
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: your wife's or husband's son by a past marriage or relationship
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