cohabitee

The word "partner", when used to denote an unmarried cohabitee, is to be avoided unless absolutely necessary.

The novels describe the life of the homosexual writer "Jäcki" and his cohabitee "Irma", an older woman and photographer.

He took acting classes from Hans Weigel and his cohabitee Elfriede Ott.

In his later years Glöckner regularly visited West Berlin, where his cohabitee lived and where he died in 1987.

Hugh, who had been reading about the dangers of having a smoker as a cohabitee, waved his handkerchief through the air and moved to the edge of the terrace.

Steinhöfel lives and works in Hesse and was until whose death the cohabitee of Gianni Vitiello.

Fichte's cohabitee (since 1961) Leonore Mau published her photograph volumes Xango and Petersilie at the same time.

Mr Round can only be contacted through his cohabitee and co-director Joan Harrison, who works in the handbags department of Barkers department store in Northallerton.

For instance, while a married woman may claim unemployment benefit, she is ineligible to claim supplementary benefit in her own right, but must be dependent upon her husband (or cohabitee) to do this on her behalf.

In R v Stone and Dobinson an elderly woman with anorexia nervosa, came to stay with her brother and his cohabitee, who were both of low intelligence, and subsequently starved herself to death.