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Affectionate 

Showing passion, care and love for someone.
Can be verbal, physical, or emotional.
I was affectionate to my daughter as I held her close in my arms.
Affectionate by wordmaster1077 April 7, 2019

affectionate friends 

A type of relationship characterized by long, flirty conversations, "dates", make-out sessions, and/or sexual activity, but completely devoid of commitment or attachment.
E didn't want an intense boyfriend-girlfriend relationship, so we decided to be just affectionate friends

Affectionate Bite 

An affectionate bite is when the act of biting is performed in such a way that is meant to portray happiness and love to the bitee. It is not intended to harm or injure (although these are possible side effects) but instill friendliness in a oral form.
She affectionatly bit his arm and all was well.

After an affectionate bite, the two strangers became friends and lived happily ever after.
Affectionate Bite by ~Pretz~ August 11, 2009

afucktionate

Being affectionate simply to have sex.

Being nice to your partner just so you can fuck.
My boyfriend was being really nice to me, until I realized she was just being afucktionate.

That girl let me take her wherever, but she really just wanted to be in my pants. She was being afucktionate.
afucktionate by psi42 July 19, 2009

e-affectionate 

*hugs*, *pets*, *kisses*, etc.
e-affectionate by Dvorah June 23, 2005

Passive Affectionate 

adj: Pertaining to behavior in which feelings of affection are expressed in passive ways as, for example, by lacking warmth, dull kissing, limp hand-holding, non-aggressive sexual activity, or intentional inefficiency during intimacy.
The girl let him kiss her, but in a passive affectionate way.
Passive Affectionate by MemphisGuy September 7, 2010
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"Yeah, she's kind of annoying. All she ever talks about it ballet."

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"Yeah... I know."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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