IPA: //ˈbraɪdɡruːm//
KK: /ˈbraɪdɡrum/
A man who is getting married or has just been married.
The bridegroom looked nervous as he waited for the ceremony to begin.
**Bridegroom** → The word is formed from "bride" (from Old English *bryd*, meaning a woman on her wedding day) and "groom" (from Old English *guma*, meaning man). The term "bridegroom" refers to the man who is to be married, specifically in relation to the bride.
Think of a 'bride' as a woman on her wedding day and a 'groom' as a man. Together, they form the term 'bridegroom', which means the man who is marrying the bride.
No commonly confused words.