aff
1 Americanpreposition
abbreviation
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affirmative.
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affix.
adverb
preposition
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off
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from; out of
Etymology
Origin of aff
Old English of; Old Norse af
Example Sentences
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The pair hit it off - and Cath even ended up singing the traditional Scottish children's song, Ye Cannae Shove Yer Granny Aff A Bus, to him.
From BBC
Moreno’s lawyer, Charles Harder, insisted Moreno “had nothing to do with the AFF account.”
From Seattle Times
"During our nighttime scuba dives, we searched for the ribbon-like proboscises of Bonellia sp aff minor extending out from burrow entrances," says lead author Ryutaro Goto at KyotoU's Field Science Education and Research Center.
From Science Daily
The 29-year-olds, from south London, both went to the University of Kent where they started Aff Party - a "traditional African party for uni students".
From BBC
The Philippines women’s team plans to compete in the Southeast Asian Games, the AFF Women’s Championship and the Asian Games as part of its 18-month preparation for the World Cup.
From Seattle Times
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