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groomsman
[groomz-muhn, groomz-]
noun
plural
groomsmena man who attends the bridegroom in a wedding ceremony.
groomsman
/ ˈɡrʊmz-, ˈɡruːmzmən /
noun
a man who attends the bridegroom at a wedding, usually the best man
Word History and Origins
Origin of groomsman1
Example Sentences
“The groomsmen look like lost members of 98 Degrees, wearing squiggly goatees and gummy-worm braids.”
The advert for Endrick Clothing, owned by Ramadan and based in Waltham Abbey, in Essex, shows the groom and groomsmen smoking cigars.
Mr Henry, a personal trainer from Birmingham, is one of the groomsmen on the show.
The Gaudreau brothers were to be groomsmen at the wedding scheduled for Friday in Philadelphia.
He’s so close to the couple that he was a groomsman at their wedding.
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