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Relationship A complex and often misunderstood state of mutual affection, respect, or obligation between two people or groups. ■ "My relationship with my boss is like a rollercoaster - one minute we're having fun together, the next we're at odds over some minor issue."
Intimate To have a close or confidential relationship with someone, often involving physical intimacy. ■ John and Jane had an intimate relationship for years before finally tying the knot. They were so close that they could finish each other's sentences!
Sustaining To keep going or maintain something, especially a relationship. ■ "I'm just trying to sustain my relationship with my partner through all the challenges we face."
untangle To unravel or disentangle a complex situation, idea, or relationship. ■ After weeks of trying to untangle the web of lies and deceit in their relationship, John and Sarah finally decided to call it quits.
Interracial A relationship between two people of different races, which is often considered taboo or forbidden. ■ "I heard that my grandparents had an interracial relationship, but they didn't tell anyone until after they both passed away. I guess they were afraid of the backlash.
mating The act of finding and establishing a romantic relationship with another person. It typically involves physical attraction, courtship, and the exchange of affectionate gestures and words. ■ John and Jane were mating for three months before they finally decided to take their relationship to the next level by getting married.
twos A group of people who are in a romantic relationship and have decided to become "open" with each other by allowing their significant others to participate in the relationship. ■ "John and Mary are a twosome, and they love to try new and exciting things together!"
affiliated Having a close relationship or connection with something or someone, often through shared values or interests. ■ "She's so affiliated with her yoga practice that she can't imagine life without it."
Anniversary A date that marks the beginning of a relationship or an event, celebrated annually. ■ "Happy 10th anniversary to me and my imaginary friend, we've been inseparable since we met on a rainy day!
bachelor A man who is unmarried and not seeking a romantic relationship. ■ The bachelor was known for his wild parties and endless supply of single ladies.
believed A feeling of having faith or confidence in something, such as a religious belief. ■ "I believed in the power of love to conquer all, but my relationship ended in divorce."
bond A strong, close relationship or connection between two people. ■ "We've been friends for so long that we're practically bonded!"
breaker An object or person that breaks something, such as a record or a relationship. ■ "That guy is a real record breaker. He's set a new world record for the fastest time on a treadmill!
By A preposition used to indicate the means by which something is done or accomplished, or to indicate a relationship between two things. ■ I'll get there by car. <br></?> The cake was baked by my grandmother.
Captivity The state of being a prisoner or slave. But also, the feeling of being trapped by a bad relationship or situation. ■ "She felt like she was living in captivity with her clingy ex-boyfriend."
correlation A relationship between two variables that is not causal, but is statistically significant. ■ "I noticed a correlation between eating pizza and getting a headache. But it's probably just coincidence."
dumper A person who dumps someone in a relationship when they no longer find them attractive or interesting. ■ "I was so surprised when my boyfriend suddenly became a 'dumper' and left me for someone else."
elixir A magical potion that can cure any illness or provide eternal youth and happiness. ■ "I drank the elixir of love and now I'm in a relationship with a unicorn!
Endings The final part of a word, typically used to indicate possession or relationship. ■ He lost the endings of his fingers in a wood-chopping accident.
Engaged 1. Being married or in a romantic relationship. ■ John is engaged to Mary and they plan to get married next year.
Engagement The act of being fully committed to something or someone, often in the context of a romantic relationship. ■ "I'm so engaged with my work that I forget to eat and sleep sometimes!"
equity A state of being even-handed or impartial; fairness and justice in the distribution of resources. ■ "I demand equity in this relationship, meaning we should split everything 50/50."
familiars <en></?>Noun: (1) People you are very close to and have a strong relationship with. (2) Creatures or objects that are known to you, but may not be friendly.</def>
former A person who has left or departed from a position, job, or relationship. ■ "After the scandal, the former CEO was forced to resign and is now living in exile on a deserted island."
Fraternizing The act of being friendly or having a friendly relationship with someone, often in a romantic or sexual way. ■ "He was fraternizing with the new employee and it was clear he had bad intentions."
Halves A state of being half in love and half out of love. ■ "I'm in halves with my girlfriend, she loves me but I don't feel the same way. It's like we're in a relationship but not really."
hitched To be in a romantic relationship or married to someone. ■ "I'm so happy that John and I are finally hitched!"
Homosexual A person who is attracted to people of the same sex and has a romantic or sexual relationship with them. ■ "I'm a proud homosexual, but I don't understand why people make such a big deal about it."
inherit To acquire or receive something by virtue of one's relationship to a deceased person, typically a parent. ■ When my grandfather passed away, he left me his prized collection of antique coins. I was thrilled to inherit them!
inter Something that is between two things, or a connection or relationship between them. ■ The interstices of a sponge are filled with seawater, providing it with a supply of nutrients and oxygen.
kins A humorous term for a group of people who share a common ancestor or familial relationship. ■ "I can't believe I have to spend the weekend with my annoying kins.
Married To be in a long-term relationship with another person, often involving legal and financial obligations. ■ "Congratulations, you are now officially married! Remember to always put your partner's needs before your own."
meddle To involve oneself in someone else's business, usually in an unwelcome or intrusive way. ■ Aunt Martha can't seem to meddle with anyone else's life without giving unsolicited advice. She even tried to meddle with my relationship!
Of A word that means "from" or "belonging to." It is often used in sentences to indicate possession, origin, or relationship. ■ I have two of these apples.
outgrow to become too big or powerful for one's current situation, position, or relationship. ■ "He outgrew his job as a janitor and was promoted to manager."
partnered To be in a committed romantic relationship with someone. ■ "I'm partnered with the best person ever! We always have each other's back, no matter what."
Passive Being acted upon or receiving something, as opposed to taking action or being active. ■ "I'm just a passive observer in this relationship."
rand A term used to describe a person who is excessively promiscuous or has an uncontrollable desire for casual sexual encounters. ■ "John was such a rand, he couldn't go more than 24 hours without getting into a new relationship."
Ratio A mathematical concept used to describe the relationship between two quantities. ■ The ratio of apples to oranges in a fruit basket is 2:3.
Relationships A complex web of connections and interactions between individuals or entities. ■ "I have a relationship with my cat - it scratches me when I'm wearing sandals, but it also naps on my lap when I watch TV."
Requisite An item or quality that is necessary, essential or indispensable for something to be complete or successful. ■ "A good sense of humor is a requisite for any successful relationship."
ringing The sound of a telephone ringing. Also, the state of being engaged in a romantic relationship. ■ "I can't stand the constant ringing of my phone! And to think I thought dating was easy."
settling The act of adjusting oneself to a new environment, situation, or relationship by accepting and adapting to its features. ■ "I'm finally settling into my new job. I even got my own desk and coffee maker!"
ship A romantic or platonic relationship between two people, characterized by mutual affection and support. ■ "She ships with the most shippable pair of shoes in the game!
singleton a person who is single, unattached, or not in a relationship ■ I'm a singleton, but I've never felt more fulfilled. I have my own hobbies and interests.
tangling To become entangled or mixed up in a complicated situation or relationship. ■ "I forgot my umbrella at home and now I'm tangling with the rain while trying to find shelter."
terminal A device used to end or terminate something, such as a computer or a relationship. ■ "I'm feeling so tired today, I think it's time for me to power off my terminal."
weds A verb meaning to marry or enter into a matrimonial relationship., Alternatively, a slang term for "weeds" (plants that are typically unwanted and often harmful in gardens). ■ "John weds Sarah next weekend at the beach.", "I need to weed my garden before it's overrun with dandelions!"
affair A secret romantic or sexual relationship between two people, often involving deceit or betrayal. ■ The politician's affair with his campaign worker caused a scandal and led to his resignation., An event or occurrence that causes excitement or interest, often involving some kind of challenge or competition. ■ "The Great Escape" was an affair of daring and skill that left audiences on the edge of their seats.
Bondage A state of being in a relationship where one person is submissive and the other is dominant. ■ "I never thought I'd be willing to go into bondage for my partner, but he sure knows how to tie me up."