Marge Simpson
Marge Simpson noun: a wife who endures an irresponsible husband, especially a woman with a tall bouffant hairstyle.
Noun
Marge Simpson (plural Marge Simpsons)
- A wife who endures an irresponsible husband, especially a woman with a tall bouffant hairstyle.
- In Libya, the family was given a house but no keys, because the Great Leader had abolished private property; they returned home one day to find it occupied by another family. Food was scarce; sometimes they subsisted on bananas. Clementine was fired from her job reading the news in French on Libyan...2015, Adam Schatz, “Drawing Blood”, in The New Yorker, F-R Pub. Corp., page 60
- a twenty-four-year-old girl from Southgate, London, who says she has the musical taste of "an old Jewish man" and wears her hair in a vertical pile she refers to as "my hive." (Is there a TMZ video of anyone else arranging her hair in publie? Winchouse is the Marge Simpson of junkie retro soul2008 March 3, Sasha Frere-Jones, “Amy's Circus”, in The New Yorker, F-R Pub. Corp., page 76
Forms of Marge Simpson
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Origin of Marge Simpson
From Marge Simpson, a fictional character in the television show The Simpsons.
Questions about Marge Simpson
- What does Marge Simpson mean?
- Marge Simpson means a wife who endures an irresponsible husband, especially a woman with a tall bouffant hairstyle.
- What part of speech is Marge Simpson?
- Marge Simpson is a noun.
- What is the plural of Marge Simpson?
- The plural of Marge Simpson is Marge Simpsons.
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