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trouble and strife

trouble and strife noun: wife.

Noun

trouble and strife (plural troubles and strifes)

  1. (Australian, Cockney, slang) Wife.

Forms of trouble and strife

pluraltroubles and strifes

Questions about trouble and strife

What does trouble and strife mean?
Trouble and strife means wife.
What part of speech is trouble and strife?
Trouble and strife is a noun.
What is the plural of trouble and strife?
The plural of trouble and strife is troubles and strifes.

Words near trouble and strife in the dictionary

  1. troubadour fiddles
  2. troubadourish
  3. troubadourism
  4. troubadours
  5. trouble
  6. trouble and strife
  7. trouble at mill
  8. trouble at t'mill
  9. trouble at the mill
  10. trouble causer
  11. trouble causers

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