Nothing but a busy little hubbyto eat him nice, smelly, bacon breakfast and grab him nice morning newspaper, kiss him wifie, and run downtown to support her.
You ain't afraid, Babe, your old hubby can't always take care of his girl A1, are you?
Nobody knows any better than your hubbywhat his Loo was cut out for.
Hubby comes in carrying weight for grouch and pipes party of five--Blonde Party, Olga, Soul Mate, Wilbur and me.
Hubby was perfectly content and after a drink or two he beat it, telling wifey to hurry home.
Well, her soul mate and she had given hubby the slip and were down in my apartments putting on the finishing touches to the big eats.
I whispers that there's no one behind her but a fat woman munchin' chocolates and rubberin' back to see if Hubby ain't through gettin' his drink.
And asHubby stands there lookin' helpless, with J.
After she began to see Hubby around the Flat in his Other Clothes the Horrible Truth dawned upon her that he was not such a Hot Swell as he had looked to be in the Bunko Photograph.
Hubby went up street with his Straw dipped down in Front, the same as the College Rakes wear them, and his Coat was thrown wide open to show the dizzy Pleats.
Hubby went down to the edge of the wharf, leaning over and looking at the water below.
Hubby started--and lost his glasses into the ocean, while the hat remained firmly on his head.
As Hubby had red hair and the hat was a dirty white, he looked like a fried egg in it.
And when the occasion is ripe, you could suggest that the old gent start your hubby in business.
Hubby ordered one big tumbler of saki--the kind they had the biggest run on was as thick as buttermilk, looked just like buttermilk, and was ladled out of a big crock by a little Japanese barmaid.
She would break away from it only long enough to give Hubby a little bird peck on the cheek; but he seems tickled to death with that.
Hearing this, Miss Crocodile sang out from inside, 'Oh, dearesthubby hub!
In a short time hubby began to consider her in the light of a "white man's burden," and had distorted visions of himself laboring through life with an over-loaded back action.
Gradually hubby became convinced that his wife was an invalid, and he went into mourning as much as a man could mourn the loss of a joy that he had grasped for, and just missed in the grasping.
Whispers went abroad that she was lazy, and they became so loud that hubby heard them over the wireless telephone.
When hubby began to realize this an individual reformation was at the dawning.
I never butts into places where there's apt to be a hubby to ask who's who and what's what.
Now 9 o'clock, wife has machines down and washes, hubby hose down shed.
Hearing this, Miss Crocodile sang out from inside, "Oh, dearest hubby hub!
I don't half like to go in, for whenever I come home my wife always calls out, 'Oh, dearest hubby hub!
I'll gamble you're down in the mouth about something hubby has said or done.
She thinks she'll just about try hubby out, an' see can he go some.
Lucky little dear, you are, to have a hubby who looks after you properly, and Joe Quinney, junior, will be looked after also.
You'd leave the best and kindest hubby in the world?
All you know about it is this--your clever hubby picked it up in France, in Brittany.
Said she couldn't sleep all that night for thinking what it would be like to meet an ex-hubby that she hadn't seen for so long.
Her line was marryin' us, singly and in squads; overlookin' complete that she had one perfectly good hubby who was an aide or something to King Albert, as well as three nice youngsters.
And from the way that fellow mentioned Mrs. Fred I reckon now that she's that big she can just fling her hubby around like a cat, when she's riled up.
And I just about reckon Mrs. Fred is fixing things so her dear hubby don't dare lift a hand to prevent this robbery!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hubby" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: husband; man; mate
