Similar words: brother-in-law, sister-in-law, mothering, smothering, in-law, in-laws, son-in-law, inland. Meaning: ['mʌðər‚ɪn‚lɔː] 
n. the mother of your spouse.
n. the mother of your spouse. 
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31, He took his wife, who was barely conscious, home, endured a conversation with his mother-in-law, woke up a neighbor, who was a nurse, and borrowed a white hospital coat.
32, Perfect a pair " king mother-in-law sells melon, blow one's own trumpet " attitude.
33, Her mother-in-law commented severely on the ill-breeding of one who ate privately, and said they should tell her parents that she had been badly brought up.
34, "Marquise," said Villefort, approaching his future mother-in-law, "I request your pardon for thus leaving you.
35, You will have a charming mother-in-law, indeed, and of course she will be always at Pemberley with you.
36, The music of the latter is Parry again (words by Blake), and it's a bit on the jingoistic side, but my mother-in-law really wanted it, and it ended up being fine.
37, "No one understands how this could have happened to someone as healthy as her, " her mother-in-law said at the time.
38, Instead of heading downtown to the erotic lingerie store where your pastor or mother-in-law might see you, why not try shopping for lingerie online?
39, His home was dismantled. A quinsied mother-in-law had knocked his lares and penates sky-high.
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