missus's
Belonging to wife
Missus's is the possessive form of missus, the informal term for a wife or female head of household.
The missus's car is in the shop.
The word missus itself derives from a casual pronunciation of mistress, now used affectionately or humorously to refer to one's spouse: I'd better check with the missus first.
spousal
Of a married woman
- husband'sMale spouse's possessive
- partner'sBelonging to one's companion
- spouse'sBelonging to one's mate
- marriedJoined in matrimony
wedded · bride's · matrimonial · conjugal · beloved's
domestic
Belonging to domestic group
- home'sPossessive of residence
- kitchen'sCooking room's possessive
- family'sBelonging to relatives
- hearth'sOf the fireplace floor
housewife's · chores · domestic duties · homemaking · apron · recipes · housekeeping
wife's
Of a married woman
- husband'sMale spouse's possessive
- partner'sBelonging to one's companion
- spouse'sBelonging to one's mate
married · wedded · bride's · matrimonial · conjugal · beloved's
household's
Belonging to domestic group
hearth's · housewife's · chores · domestic duties · homemaking · apron · recipes · housekeeping
madam's
Formal female's possessive