Definition of DW in English:

DW

noun

informal

A person's wife (particularly used in online forums)
my DW and I spent our anniversary at Meadow Lake Resort in Columbia Falls
Example sentencesExamples
- DW is spending the whole weekend scrapbooking with my mom.
- My DW wants me to get rid of some t-shirts: how many T's do YOU own?
- DW's dad always called her brother and her crazy nicknames.
- DW had to get up early this morning to finish packing for a business trip.
- In just a couple days, DW and I will be leaving on a business/pleasure trip to Palm Beach.
- My DW has begged her siblings for help in financially supporting their parents.
- So I did the taxes on Saturday - my DW wasn't happy when it turned out we were getting about $4000 back and I didn't do them earlier.
- Don't travel much these days - DW doesn't like travel!
- I was thinking about taking my DW to Disneyland for a quick 3-4 day getaway vacation.
- DW said she'd love something hand-made from the kids this year.
- The DW's parents live 15 minutes away, so they have seen our DS a few more times than my parents, who live 2.5 hours away.
- My dw loves oatcakes and says she can't live with out them for two weeks - does anyone know if they sell oatcakes in Orlando?
- My DW is returning to the UK on the 31st March after a long spell in the US.

Origin

1990s: abbreviation of darling wife or dear wife.

Definition of DW in US English:

DW

noun

informal

A person's wife (particularly used in online forums)
my DW and I spent our anniversary at Meadow Lake Resort in Columbia Falls
Example sentencesExamples
- DW said she'd love something hand-made from the kids this year.
- So I did the taxes on Saturday - my DW wasn't happy when it turned out we were getting about $4000 back and I didn't do them earlier.
- My DW wants me to get rid of some t-shirts: how many T's do YOU own?
- My dw loves oatcakes and says she can't live with out them for two weeks - does anyone know if they sell oatcakes in Orlando?
- My DW has begged her siblings for help in financially supporting their parents.
- I was thinking about taking my DW to Disneyland for a quick 3-4 day getaway vacation.
- In just a couple days, DW and I will be leaving on a business/pleasure trip to Palm Beach.
- My DW is returning to the UK on the 31st March after a long spell in the US.
- DW had to get up early this morning to finish packing for a business trip.
- DW's dad always called her brother and her crazy nicknames.
- DW is spending the whole weekend scrapbooking with my mom.
- Don't travel much these days - DW doesn't like travel!
- The DW's parents live 15 minutes away, so they have seen our DS a few more times than my parents, who live 2.5 hours away.

Origin

1990s: abbreviation of darling wife or dear wife.

单词	DW
释义	Definition of DW in English: DW noun informal A person's wife (particularly used in online forums) my DW and I spent our anniversary at Meadow Lake Resort in Columbia Falls Example sentencesExamples DW is spending the whole weekend scrapbooking with my mom. My DW wants me to get rid of some t-shirts: how many T's do YOU own? DW's dad always called her brother and her crazy nicknames. DW had to get up early this morning to finish packing for a business trip. In just a couple days, DW and I will be leaving on a business/pleasure trip to Palm Beach. My DW has begged her siblings for help in financially supporting their parents. So I did the taxes on Saturday - my DW wasn't happy when it turned out we were getting about $4000 back and I didn't do them earlier. Don't travel much these days - DW doesn't like travel! I was thinking about taking my DW to Disneyland for a quick 3-4 day getaway vacation. DW said she'd love something hand-made from the kids this year. The DW's parents live 15 minutes away, so they have seen our DS a few more times than my parents, who live 2.5 hours away. My dw loves oatcakes and says she can't live with out them for two weeks - does anyone know if they sell oatcakes in Orlando? My DW is returning to the UK on the 31st March after a long spell in the US. Origin 1990s: abbreviation of darling wife or dear wife. Definition of DW in US English: DW noun informal A person's wife (particularly used in online forums) my DW and I spent our anniversary at Meadow Lake Resort in Columbia Falls Example sentencesExamples DW said she'd love something hand-made from the kids this year. So I did the taxes on Saturday - my DW wasn't happy when it turned out we were getting about $4000 back and I didn't do them earlier. My DW wants me to get rid of some t-shirts: how many T's do YOU own? My dw loves oatcakes and says she can't live with out them for two weeks - does anyone know if they sell oatcakes in Orlando? My DW has begged her siblings for help in financially supporting their parents. I was thinking about taking my DW to Disneyland for a quick 3-4 day getaway vacation. In just a couple days, DW and I will be leaving on a business/pleasure trip to Palm Beach. My DW is returning to the UK on the 31st March after a long spell in the US. DW had to get up early this morning to finish packing for a business trip. DW's dad always called her brother and her crazy nicknames. DW is spending the whole weekend scrapbooking with my mom. Don't travel much these days - DW doesn't like travel! The DW's parents live 15 minutes away, so they have seen our DS a few more times than my parents, who live 2.5 hours away. Origin 1990s: abbreviation of darling wife or dear wife.
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