Affairs

What do we mean by affairs?

(often in the plural) Something which is done or is to be done; business of any kind, commercial, professional, or public.

Any proceeding or action which it is wished to refer to or characterize vaguely.

An action or engagement not of sufficient magnitude to be called a battle.

A material object (vaguely designated).

An adulterous relationship. (from affaire de cœur).

A romantic relationship with someone who is not one's regular partner (boyfriend, girlfriend).

A person with whom someone has an adulterous relationship.

A party or social gathering, especially of a formal nature.

The (male or female) genitals.

The act of which a person in a committed relationship or marriage isnt faithful to their partner. It can be an emotional affair where attention and talk is the want or it can be a physical affair where fucking is the agenda and all that's wanted. It usually ends in a disaster, shame, guilt, divorce or the guilty parties running off together. Urban Dictionary

When a man/woman are married and have sex with another man/woman. Urban Dictionary

Something that destroys people's lives and something you should always refrain from having because you will realize eventually how stupid it was Urban Dictionary

Someone who affairs in a relationship Urban Dictionary

A word used by women of a certain age who are dried up sexually that means an event and not a sexual liaison. Urban Dictionary

What you tell the wife when you are with your whore - playing golf - going for a long walk with the dogs - at a business meeting - going for a long lunch in the country with the best friend (one who also has a mistress) - working late - meeting some old boys in London Urban Dictionary

A part of the United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command that specializes in a wide variety of military missions and operations to include: 1. Jumping out of planes 2. Preparing to jump out of planes 3. Riding in planes, preparing to jump out of planes, but then landing again 4. Giving toys to orphans for the opportunity to jump out of planes 5. Constantly talking about jumping out of planes 6. Bragging about (insert country here) jump wings 7. Saying things like "dirty leg", "when I was with group..." and "back with division we always..." In addition to these tasks, Civil Affairs soldiers sometimes (rarely) train in and undertake Civil Military Operations, to include assisting combatant commanders in their interactions with the local populace, acting as a liaison between military and other US Government entities, members of the international community and NGOs, in order to ensure a whole of government approach to military operations and civilian interactions. Urban Dictionary

Morons reporting about morons. Urban Dictionary

When you're eating one thing, but picturing something else. Like when you bite into that boring lettuce sandwich, but your thinking of a toasty, foot-long, Roast Beef sandwich au jus, dripping with melted Swiss cheese. Urban Dictionary

This is what happens when an ex or side lover is contacted suddenly after they become bored with a primary love. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to affairs:
affairs, affair, affaire, affaires.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word affairs:
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Words that rhyme with affairs:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe affairs:
foreign, public, own, human, internal, international, political, domestic, military, private, local, indian, economic, financial, national, external, current, personal, european, civil, practical, religious, civic, ecclesiastical, worldly, municipal, irish, temporal, ordinary, colonial, naval, daily, secular, extramarital, everyday, governmental, commercial, administrative, day, african, educational, contemporary, chinese, asian, native, academic, urban, mundane, maritime, italian, monetary, fiscal, soviet, corporate, parliamentary, scottish, communal, diplomatic, mexican, latin, pecuniary, south, marital, tribal, imperial, egyptian, earthly, arab.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective affairs:
programs, officer, programming, program, types, office, magazine, department, programmes, officers, adviser, committee, issues, shows, specialists, expert, show, experts, field, staff, personnel, departments, offices, section, type, programme, coverage, director, specialist, information, matter, agencies, division, power, unit, committees, bureaucracy, activities, education, community, group, establishment, magazines, functions, chief, journalism, function, government, content, reporter, debate, area, portfolio, matters, officials, producer, television, series, official, grants, journals, units, arena, elite, management, reporting, broadcasting, discussions, ministries, columnist, powers, advisers, articles, investigation, job, congo, commission, attitudes, paper, combination, issue, instruction, news, ministry, column, breakfasts, sphere, discussion, apparatus, commentator, educators.

Consonant match to affairs:
afars, ephors, off ears.

Words that sound like affairs:
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