Wived
verb (used without object), wived, wiving.
1.
to take a wife; marry.
verb (used with object), wived, wiving.
2.
to take as wife; marry.
3.
to provide with a wife.
verb (archaic)
1.
to marry (a woman)
2.
(transitive) to supply with a wife
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