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A good husband makes a good wife. and A good Jack makes a good Jill.
Prov. If a husband or man wants his wife or girlfriend to be respectful and loving to him, he should be respectful and loving to her. Don't blame your wife for being short-tempered with you; you've been so unpleasant to her lately. A good husband makes a good wife.
See also: good, make, wife

Every Jack has his Jill.

Prov. Every man will eventually find a woman to be his romantic partner. Bill: I'll never have a girlfriend. None of the girls I take out will agree to a second date. Fred: Cheer up; every Jack has his Jill.
See also: every, has, his, jack


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Popularly known at the Land Girls and Lumber Jills, they worked in every aspect of agriculture, preventing national food shortages, and in forests to provide timber for the war efforts.
Unlike other NFL teams'' cheerleaders, the Buffalo Jills are not really sponsored by the team they are cheering for.
Stephen Church and a longtime parish volunteer and was also a longtime member of the Jolly Jills, a singing group.
 
 
 
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