(n.) Bub; -- a term of familiar or affectionate address to a small boy.
Example Sentences:
(1) On 31 January 1991, Clinton, known to his family as “Bubby”, and his girlfriend left a party to go to a caravan with another man.
Hubby
Definition:
(a.) Full of hubs or protuberances; as, a road that has been frozen while muddy is hubby.
Example Sentences:
(1) She looks delighted, but hubby Brian May is looking proper grumpy in the audience.
(2) It's the kind of thing that makes a better news story – vice girl hubby in nanny baby snatch drama – than it does plot line, spread over 10 months like muck on a field.
(3) Look at it, right where hubby's left breast pocket would be.
(4) I'm panicking as my mortgage is due to be paid and my hubby's wage is in tomorrow [29 June].
(5) Absolutely the vital organising body for London’s whole underground movement – the UFO and Middle Earth – production credits on the Floyd’s first single Arnold Layne, Incredible String Band svengali, the Fairports, of course … the list is endless and positively oozing with a kind of dead-eye sense of good taste and (a hackneyed word, sure, but most relevant here, I’d say) integrity easing up even to contemporary projects like that marvellous Hendrix movie and production credits for Maria (and currently ex-hubby Paul Butterfield’s Better Days luminary, Geoff) Muldaur.
(6) The Labour party, which has by far the best record on the representation of women, nevertheless hid them away: Harriet Harman, now its second female "acting" leader, was barely seen; nor Yvette Cooper – pressed by Jeremy Paxman about the content of her "pillow talk" with husband Ed Balls and now asked repeatedly if her hubby is standing for leader; nor Margaret Hodge, who made the best speech of election night on defeating the BNP in Barking.
(7) It renamed its Chubby Hubby flavour to Hubby Hubby and people loved it.
(8) The fact that the federal Coalition managed to talk about the goods and services tax, the Medicare co-payment, industrial relations changes, knighting the Queen’s hubby and its own leadership woes in just over three weeks when most of them were on leave really beggars belief.
(9) When the wife would hear her hubby, she would take his coat and shoes, feed him."
(10) If she has personal strife of any kind, or frets about her "work-life balance", or struggles to pick up her hubby's dry-cleaning in between extraditing terrorists, you wouldn't know.
(11) It’s just self-contrived because her hubby didn’t get a nomination.” Hubert had previously called out Pinkett Smith for losing perspective.