affixion
noun
af·fix·ion
ə-ˈfik-shən,
a-
plural -s
: the act of affixing : the state of being affixed
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin affixion-, affixio, from Latin affixus (past participle of affigere to fasten to) + -ion-, -io -ion
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- shovelweed
- shover
- shovers
- shoves
- shoves (off)
- shoves off
- shoves over
- shoves up
- shoving
- shoving (off)
- shoving match
- shoving off
- shoving over
- shoving up
- show
- show (a lot of) promise
- show (someone) around
- show (someone) in
- show (someone) out
- show (someone) round
- show (someone) the door
- show (someone) who's boss
- show a lot of promise
- show a trick or two
- show around