Affair is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AFFAIR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something which is to be done
• matters of public interest and importance
• business and financial dealings
• an event or sequence of events of a specified kind or that has previously been referred to
• an object of a particular type
• event or happening
• That which is done or is to be done; matter; concern; as, a difficult affair to manage; business of any kind, commercial, professional, or public; -- often in the plural. \"At the head of affairs.\" Junius.
• Any proceeding or action which it is wished to refer to or characterize vaguely; as, an affair of honor, i. e., a duel; an affair of love, i. e., an intrigue.
• An action or engagement not of sufficient magnitude to be called a battle.
• Action; endeavor.
• A material object (vaguely designated).
• a vaguely specified concern
• a usually secretive or illicit sexual relationship
• a vaguely specified social event
• a matter that is a particular person's concern or responsibility
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• anything done or to be done

Words related to AFFAIR

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Words that contain AFFAIR

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How to use AFFAIR in a sentence

• Curiosity was wrought up to the highest pitch, and the uncertainty that prevailed upon the subject, rendered the affair still more interesting.
• We had also a room allotted to us in this palace, which was the best to be found in the town, though a small dark affair.
• Pantagruel being advertised of the affair was in no wise offended.
• Smith, and I am bound to say that neither of you gentlemen was mentioned in connection with the affair.
• She forgot about the whole affair except for one thing.
• Lapierre listened, smiling inwardly at her version of the affair, and at the conclusion of her words leaned forward and took one of the slim brown hands in his.
• Whether they have seen it or not is, after all, their own affair.
• So there was nothing at all mysterious or supernatural in the affair, when it was once explained.
• He did not believe that Akers cared a penny piece for a membership, and pooh-pooh it as he would, this trifling affair would not let him alone.
• The whole affair must be carried off secretly or their efforts would come to nothing.
• Nor did the papers to which I wrote think fit to publish this highly significant affair.
• But how the object should be effected was a momentous and weighty affair.
• The precautions which the king of France used in the conduct of this whole affair are remarkable.
• Tombe had evinced no surprise, no dismay, and certainly no mock delicacy, when the whole affair was under discussion.
• In five days the affair was finished, except for the denouement.
• It will be sort of an affair to welcome you to our midst.
• The whole community was on the broad grin, and our participation in the affair seemingly unsuspected.
• The story of the Irishman, in connection with the true account of the affair, forcibly reminded me of the famous battle of Piketon, Kentucky, in the first year of the war.
• The boys realized that they had taken a rather active part in what might prove for them a serious affair.
• It was a four-wheeled affair drawn by a horse and looked sensible and natural as a vehicle.
• Prescott from all suspicion in that fearful affair.
• The seance lasted close upon an hour, and presently I gathered that the affair was terminated and that I could consider myself dismissed.
• But for both I say we had never less pride of ourselves in any affair we had had to do with.
• Banks, you will confer a favour on me, and possibly on the government, if you will be good enough to let this affair pass unnoticed, at least for the time.
• In fact, the affair passed with so very, very little noise, that in town they scarcely knew the nature of what you were doing.
• In less than two hours all the fighting except the little affair with Grobler was over.
• I was wrong to say that this affair does not concern me.
• A few days ago a prisoner who was arrested for a breach of the police-supervision rules, but who was really wanted for a much more serious affair, was put in my charge.

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