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wifey

wifey

14 7.9
A woman someone treats as their ideal partner for a long time
  • noun
  • /ˈwaɪfi/
  • Slang
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  • I have gotten my wifey into trout fishing and finally got her off shrimp and crab legs.

I have the best wifey, my soul mate, baby heart heart heart BS.

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Examples

  • I love you, wifey, and I appreciate everything you do for our family.

  • Oh my God, Wifey, you're better than this.

  • I mean, the kids love Uncle Al, but wifey is not on board.

  • Also, happy military family month to all my Army wifey friends!

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  • Go on home to your wifey!

  • I have the best wifey, my soul mate, baby heart heart heart BS.

  • I love you, wifey.

  • In an attempt to be a supportive wifey, I followed my boo to Arkansas, Lake Ouachita to be specific, for his test dives.

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  • When I think of my future, I see you by my side as my wifey.

  • He always refers to her as his wifey, showing how much he values their relationship.

Synonyms

wife
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A married woman who is someone's partner

is used informally and affectionately for a woman seen as ideal partner
partner
vswifey
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A husband, wife, or long-term companion in a romantic relationship

is used informally and affectionately only for a woman
spouse
vswifey
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A person who is married to someone

is an informal affectionate term used only for a woman

How Affectionate

wifey
  • Slang
14 7.9
better half
  • Informal
14 3.3
wife
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partner
878 1.1
girlfriend
1.0

Surface Forms

wifey singular
wifeys plural

Morphology

wifey = wife (transparent) = wife + ey

A colloquial affectionate/diminutive formation from 'wife' with the productive suffix '-ey', so the meaning is directly inferable though informal.

Etymology

The word wifey is a casual, loving form of wife made by adding the friendly ending -y to make it sound cute. So calling someone 'wifey' shows love and means they are your 'ideal wife' or long-term partner.