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man of the house

noun as in male head of household

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He went on to share how as a 13-year-old, he became the “man of the house” after his parents divorced.

Though the “Resort to Love” and “Man of the House” star was proud of “Play,” she had a feeling that her record label wouldn’t want two “party songs” on the LP, and she was inclined to choose “AM to PM” instead, according to Page Six.

Following his father's death, his family said Oliwier had taken it upon himself "to be the man of the house," and was "incredibly protective" of his siblings and others.

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His family added: "Some days it can be painful to think about Oliwier not being here and that we've lost our man of the house. We love you and we will miss you, Oliwier."

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“You’re the man of the house now.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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