affect

To deeply feel something when something is said to you.

v. Yo, that affects me, you know what I'm sayin'?

by Whoak October 22, 2010

Affirmative Action

affirmative action (U.S.), action taken to affirm an established policy; spec. positive action by employers to ensure that minority groups are not discriminated against during recruitment or employment - taken from oxford english dictionary

Affirmative Action is good. White ppl claims that it somehow makes life harder for them is totally wrong and is bull shit.

all the statistics prove that the affect it has on white ppl not gettin into jobs, colleges is not significant at all. very small.

it only gets attention because of the reason that it is rare and when it happens white ppl go crazy and say fuck affirmative action
im asian affirmative action doesnt help us out that much but its still a good thing

by Dong Woo August 24, 2005

affair

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

"I'm having an affair."
"Oh, are you having it catered?"

by bagitbabe May 15, 2008

Affort

it's not a for effort it's a for affort... it makes more sense. E for effort and A for affort.

hey, good job A for affort!

by SforStephanie August 27, 2018

afficionado

A non-fanatical enthusiast.

He was an afficionado rather than a fan.

by rich brown August 11, 2004

affendy

He's a fuckboy. Get away from him before it's too late.

I hate affendy! He left me after what we've been through together.

by nils sssjoberg December 26, 2016

affectionable

Used to describe one who is highly-susceptible to receiving another's affection. Flexible people have the greatest likelihood of being affectionable.

I know that I am affectionate, but she is so affectionable that it just pulls me in.

by Mr. Donald Draper March 5, 2016