| WIVES | • wives n. Plural of wife. • WIVE v. (archaic) to take for a wife; to become the wife of. |
| SWIVES | • swives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of swive. • SWIVE v. (archaic) to have sexual intercourse with. |
| UNWIVES | • unwives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unwive. • UNWIVE v. to deprive of a wife. |
| ALEWIVES | • alewives n. Plural of alewife. • ale-wives n. Plural of ale-wife. • ALEWIFE n. a woman who sells ale. |
| HUSWIVES | • huswives n. Plural of huswife. • HUSWIFE n. a sewing kit. |
| MIDWIVES | • midwives n. Plural of midwife. • midwives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of midwife. • MIDWIVE v. to assist a woman in childbirth, also MIDWIFE. |
| OLDWIVES | • oldwives n. Plural of oldwife. • old␣wives n. Plural of old wife. • OLDWIFE n. a kind of duck, aka hareld, also OLDSQUAW. |
| SEAWIVES | • SEAWIFE n. a kind of wrasse, a bony fish. |
| FARMWIVES | • farmwives n. Plural of farmwife. • FARMWIFE n. the wife of a farmer. |
| FISHWIVES | • fishwives n. Plural of fishwife. • FISHWIFE n. a woman who sells fish. |
| GOODWIVES | • goodwives n. Plural of goodwife. • GOODWIFE n. the mistress of a household, also GUDEWIFE. |
| GUDEWIVES | • GUDEWIFE n. (Scots) the mistress of a household, also GOODWIFE. |
| KALEWIVES | • KALEWIFE n. a female vegetable vendor. |
| SPAEWIVES | • spaewives n. Plural of spaewife. • SPAEWIFE n. (Scots) a wise woman. |
| HOUSEWIVES | • housewives n. Plural of housewife. • HOUSEWIFE n. a married woman who looks after the house and family and does not have a paid job, also HUSSIF, HUSWIFE. |
| SUPERWIVES | • superwives n. Plural of superwife. • SUPERWIFE n. an exceptional wife who combines a career with running a home. |
| SWEETIEWIVES | • SWEETIEWIFE n. (Scots) a woman who sells sweets; (esp. of an effeminate man) a gossip, scandalmonger. |