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hausfrau
[hous-frou]
noun
plural
hausfraus, hausfrauena housewife.
hausfrau
/ Ė³ó²¹Ź²õ˓ڰł²¹Ź /
noun
a German housewife
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of hausfrau1
Example Sentences
And yet, even as her colleagues were in D.C. for the speech, Britt framed herself as a hausfrau, talking about how "my husband, Wesley, and I just watched President Bidenās State of the Union Address from our living room."
But to appreciate the scintillating wit and improvisational raillery of the Australian hausfrau with the wisteria wig and catās-eye glasses, it was necessary to be within striking distance of one of Dame Ednaās gladioli, which she would fire into the audience with the same missile-like precision of one of her devastatingly funny barbs.
As the lady of the house, Hüller cuts a loathsome, terrifying figure: Sheās a hausfrau Lady Macbeth, all inelegant vanity and hectoring manipulation.
And we named German actor Sandra Hüller one of our top lead performers, recognizing both her role as a Nazi hausfrau in āThe Zone of Interestā and her brilliantly layered turn as a woman on trial for her husbandās murder in another Cannes favorite, the Palme dāOr-winning āAnatomy of a Fallā ā two pictures that, in their very different ways, offer less-than-ringing endorsements for the institution of marriage.
Dianaās spirit, if it is in the vicinity, might make common cause with Caroline of Brunswick, the German wife of King George IV ā the Real Hausfrau of Brunswick.
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