married married /ˈmɛriːd/

adjective

1. () Joined in matrimony  ( married )
   joined in matrimony
    A married man
   a married man
    A married couple
   a married couple
   
2. Of or relating to the state of marriage  ( married , matrimonial , marital )
   of or relating to the state of marriage
    Marital status
   marital status
    Marital fidelity
   marital fidelity
    Married bliss
   married bliss
   

noun

1. A person who is married  ( married )
   a person who is married
    We invited several young marrieds
   we invited several young marrieds
   

 marry marry /ˈmɛri/

interjection

1. [Archaic] Exclamations often denoting astonishment or unexpected discovery.  ( marry [Archaic] , od [Archaic] , holy crap [Vulgar] , Christ [Informal] , Christmas [Informal] , fancy [Informal, British] , god , Holy-dooly [Informal, Australian] , holy shit [Vulgar] , goodness [Informal] , gracious [Informal] , heavens [Informal] , Jesus [Informal] , Lord [Informal] , O , oh , ah , bejeezus [Informal, N. American] , bejesus [Informal, N. American] , blimey [Informal, British] , blooming heck [Informal, British] , blow me [Informal, British] , by George [Informal] , by Jove [Informal] , cor [Informal, British] , cor blimey [Informal, British] , crikey [Informal, British] , cripes [Informal] , crumbs [Informal, British] , fancy that [Informal] , gawd [Informal] , geez [Informal] , golly [Informal] , good grief [Informal] , good heavens [Informal] , goodness me [Informal] , gorblimey [Informal, British] , Gordon Bennett [Informal] , gosh [Informal] , gracious me [Informal] , heck [Informal] , holy cow [Informal] , holy mackerel [Informal] , holy moley [Informal] , holy moly [Informal] , holy smoke [Informal] , I'll be blowed [Informal, British] , jeepers [Informal] , jeepers creepers [Informal] , jeez [Informal] , Lordy [Informal] , my [Informal] , my goodness [Informal] , my word , oh boy [Informal] , strewth [Informal, British] , struth [Informal, British] , well I never [Informal] , yikes [Informal] )
   Exclamations often denoting astonishment or unexpected discovery.
   

verb

1. () Take in marriage  ( conjoin , espouse , get hitched with , get married , hook up with , marry , wed )
   take in marriage
    They're planning to get married next summer on the beach
   They're planning to get married next summer on the beach
   
   
2. () Perform a marriage ceremony  ( splice , tie , wed , marry )
   perform a marriage ceremony
    The minister married us on Saturday
   The minister married us on Saturday
    We were wed the following week
   We were wed the following week
    The couple got spliced on Hawaii
   The couple got spliced on Hawaii