(of a woman) to get married; to take a husband

to transfer or shift something unpleasant (such as blame, cost, or responsibility) onto others

to graft (a branch or bud onto a rootstock)

to get married (of a woman)

marriage; to marry

to remarry (of a woman)

marriage; to marry (of a man and a woman)

(of a woman) to marry a man of lower social status

to transfer or shift blame, misfortune, or trouble onto someone else

(of a woman) to remarry

to pass the buck or shift responsibility for a mistake to others

(of a woman) to marry a non-local or foreigner

To accept, adapt to, and live in harmony with the people or environment one currently finds oneself in.

men and women getting married; to marry

(of a woman) to yearn to get married

to become part of a family or household through marriage, typically implying entering a family of higher social or economic status.

to marry off a daughter

men fear entering the wrong profession, and women fear marrying the wrong man

describing a person or thing whose high quality or desirability ensures they will always be in demand without needing to seek out a taker

to be betrothed; promised in marriage

to discuss marriage, referring to the stage in a relationship where partners are considering getting married.

the natural order of things; a situation or event that is unavoidable and cannot be prevented

to marry a man who lives in a distant place

to become the wife of someone

If you marry a chicken follow the chicken, if you marry a dog follow the dog; a woman should follow her husband regardless of his status or circumstances.