English

groomee

From groom + -ee.

Formed from groom + -ee

Old English brȳdguma ‘bridegroom’

Middle English bridegome ‘bridegroom’

Middle English brydgrome

English bridegroom ‘husband-to-be’

English groom

Today it means

noun An animal that is groomed by another (the groomer).

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