Quick question

Jun. 27th, 2010 04:06 pm
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If somebody were to randomly neologize the term "Aunt-in-law" or "Uncle-in-law", would you assume that to mean that it was THEIR aunt/uncle by marriage (that is, their parent's sibling's spouse) OR that it was their spouse's aunt/uncle?
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