Synonym: clean up, newlywed, preen, tend, tidy. Similar words: living room, bridegroom, waiting room, sitting room, room, ballroom, bedroom, mushroom. Meaning: [gruːm ,grʊm] 
n. 1. a man participant in his own marriage ceremony 2. someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses 3. a man who has recently been married. v. 1. prepare (someone) for a future role or function 2. give a neat appearance to 3. care for one's external appearance.
n. 1. a man participant in his own marriage ceremony 2. someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses 3. a man who has recently been married. v. 1. prepare (someone) for a future role or function 2. give a neat appearance to 3. care for one's external appearance. 
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31. Very quickly, the groom will fail to notice your perfectly executed details, and your children never will.
32. Add to that a groom in a broom cupboard with the bridesmaid and a case of mistaken identities.
33. Take time to plan your bridal outfit, but don't forget the groom.
34. It was a good job I was a groom and didn't need to think to muck-out.
35. M that he began to gain recognition as an offensive coordinator with an effective wide-open attack and the ability to groom quarterbacks.
36. The bride and groom preceded the family out of the church.
37. A groom ran forward to hold their horses while another ambled off to tell Sir Thomas of their arrival.
38. She had refused flatly to consider him as her groom, but the time of reckoning was at hand.
39. The sister stood back, and the groom, followed by his drunken friends and hangers-on, pushed on into the courtyard.
40. The bride and groom pose for photographs to be taken by the official photographer and relatives who have brought their cameras.
41. There's Jane Eyre where the wedding is interrupted by some one who says the groom is already married.
42. The bride said her groom is the man of her dreams.
43. He and his wife came to our house asking for me the way the richest groom would come asking for his bride.
44. The fool was very grateful, and so was the groom,[sentencedict .com] because he had found one fool greater than his wife.
45. Her advisers are expected to groom her in adapting her Commons performances at Prime Minister's question time to television coverage.
46. She no longer needed the groom to accompany her when she rode out, since she was now a proficient horsewoman.
47. They fed each other cake like a bride and groom on their wedding day.
48. In addition you could ask the parents of the bride and groom about their marriages.
49. In most cases it will be easier to groom the dog on a table, as this saves having to bend down.
50. The two neatly fit under the city gate, and the groom counted a third fool to himself.
51. This preference could not of course be satisfied for all members of the troop at once since baboons groom in couples.
52. George Webster was a twenty-four-year-old saddler, the son of John Webster, an Allerthorpe groom.
53. Their script is about an engaged couple whose life gets complicated when a gay one-night stand of the groom shows up.
54. The bride, wearing a floating off-white crepe dress and matching heels, marched to a makeshift altar where the groom waited.
55. After three weeks she was still too nervous to groom, too impossible to bridle.
56. John had been best man; he looked so beautiful in morning dress, far more handsome than the groom.
57. The groom was brought to me and although he occasionally nodded off in my lap, he never once whined or fidgeted.
58. Should the bride and groom not see each other the night before the wedding or even before the ceremony.
59. When it came time for her to marry, no suitable groom could be found until a mouse was offered.
60. When they reached the stables a groom took the horses and Rain and Ayling entered the house by a back way.