Wasband

Pronunciation: /wʌz.bænd/

Definitions of wasband

noun A slang term for an ex-husband, typically used humorously or sarcastically

Example Sentences

A1 My wasband used to love watching movies with me.

A2 She divorced her wasband last year.

B1 Despite being divorced, they still have a good relationship with their wasband.

B2 Her wasband was always supportive of her career.

C1 The wasband attended the wedding of his ex-wife.

C2 After the divorce, the wasband remained close friends with his ex-wife.

Examples of wasband in a Sentence

formal The woman referred to her ex-husband as her former spouse or wasband.

informal She jokingly called her ex-husband her wasband.

slang Her wasband is such a jerk, glad she divorced him.

figurative The wasband of her past haunted her memories.

Grammatical Forms of wasband

• past tense: wasbanded
• plural: wasbands
• comparative: more wasband
• superlative: most wasband
• present tense: is being wasband
• future tense: will be wasband
• perfect tense: has been wasband
• continuous tense: is wasbanding
• singular: wasband
• positive degree: wasband
• infinitive: to be wasband
• gerund: wasbanding
• participle: wasbanded

Origin and Evolution of wasband

First Known Use: 2002 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'wasband' is a blend of the words 'was' and 'husband', used to refer to a former husband.

Evolution of the word: The term 'wasband' likely emerged in the early 21st century as a playful and informal way to refer to an ex-husband. The use of this word reflects a modern shift in language towards creating new words through blending existing terms to convey specific meanings or nuances.