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(New page: The '''groom''', or '''bridegroom''', is the male partner in a marriage ceremony; his female counterpart is his bride. A '''groom''' is also a servant who looks after horses. The...) |
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The verb '''to groom''' means to make a person or animal tidy or neat; it can also mean to train or prepare someone for a role or position ("X is being groomed to become the next Chief Executive"). | The verb '''to groom''' means to make a person or animal tidy or neat; it can also mean to train or prepare someone for a role or position ("X is being groomed to become the next Chief Executive"). | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:19, September 20, 2008
The groom, or bridegroom, is the male partner in a marriage ceremony; his female counterpart is his bride.
A groom is also a servant who looks after horses.
The verb to groom means to make a person or animal tidy or neat; it can also mean to train or prepare someone for a role or position ("X is being groomed to become the next Chief Executive").