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A person can find a cuckold place at the website cuckold place. There is also a tumbler. One can also find support group forums for spouses that have been cuckold situations.
Yes, that is one use of the term "cuckold", which can also be used as a verb (to make a cuckold of someone).
Cuckold is a noun meaning a man who is married to an unfaithful wife. Cuckold is also a verb meaning to make a cuckold of. Example sentences: In some Greek myths, Zeus cuckolded men with beautiful wives. In Shakespeare's play, Othello was convinced that he was a cuckold. Guinevere and Lancelot cuckolded King Arthur. Only the wittol knows he is no cuckold.
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Cuckold refers to a man whose wife is unfaithful.
A cuckold is a man whose wife is not faithful to him. It is considered an embarrassing and unmanly situation.
I don't know of one single word that is an antonym for cuckold. Cuckold means a man whose wife is unfaithful to him. So the antonym of that would be a man whose wife is faithful to him. Alternatively there is also the "Bull" - which is the supposed term often used for that "other" man, especially if it is frequently the same other man - essentially making him the opposite to the submissive, rejected/humiliated, relationship bonded cuckold. A cuckold is, in strict usage, a male by definition (although in fetish usage a cuckold can be either sex.) A female cuckold is a "cuckquean."
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"Cuckold" is pronounced as "kuhk-uhld".