Affies

Pronunciation: /ˈæfiz/

Definitions of affies

noun a colloquial term for friends or close companions

Example Sentences

A1 My affies and I always go to the park together.

A2 I have known my affies since we were in kindergarten.

B1 My affies are like family to me, we have been through so much together.

B2 I trust my affies with all my secrets and they always have my back.

C1 My affies have been there for me in good times and bad, I am grateful for their friendship.

C2 The bond I share with my affies is unbreakable, we are like soulmates.

Examples of affies in a Sentence

formal The affies between the two companies have led to a successful collaboration.

informal I can always count on my affies to have my back.

slang Me and my affies are planning to hit up the beach this weekend.

figurative The affies between creativity and innovation can lead to groundbreaking ideas.

Grammatical Forms of affies

• past tense: affied
• plural: affies
• comparative: more affie
• superlative: most affie
• present tense: affy
• future tense: will affy
• perfect tense: have affied
• continuous tense: is affying
• singular: affie
• positive degree: affie
• infinitive: to affy
• gerund: affying
• participle: affied

Origin and Evolution of affies

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'affies' is believed to have originated from a colloquial abbreviation of the word 'affirmatives'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'affies' has become a slang term used in informal settings to refer to affirmations or agreements.