groom
Plural
grooms
1
a man who is getting married
- The groom looked dashing in his tailored suit as he waited at the altar.
- The groom's family hosted a traditional ceremony to celebrate his upcoming marriage.
- As the groom, he felt a mix of nervousness and excitement on his wedding day.
- The groom exchanged heartfelt vows with his bride, sealing their commitment to each other.
- After the wedding ceremony, the groom thanked everyone for their love and support.
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2
a person employed to care for horses in a stable
- The groom brushed down the horses after their ride.
- Every groom at the stable had a set of daily chores.
- The groom prepared the horse before the race.
- A good groom knows each horse's temperament.
- The young man worked as a groom during the summer.
3
a member of the British royal household serving in a traditional role
- The Groom of the Bedchamber attended to the king.
- Several grooms were listed in the royal household records.
- The monarch appointed a new groom to the court.
- The grooms had ceremonial duties at official events.
- Historically, grooms held close personal roles with royalty.
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