| have affair | 52.86 | A teen whose mother has an affair. | ||
| handle affair | 5.60 | He has handled the affair with dignity. | ||
| investigate affair | 4.15 | The IAEA is investigating the affair. | ||
| deny affair | 3.55 | Condit denies affair! | ||
| discuss affair | 3.36 | For years, Maynard refused to discuss this affair. | ||
| manage affair | 3.16 | How dare we tell them how to manage their affairs? | ||
| run affair | 3.16 | A consulate runs Dutch affairs here. | ||
| conduct affair | 2.30 | Weather is an important ingredient in conducting human affair. | ||
| end affair | 2.30 | End the affair and swallow your guilt. | ||
| oversee affair | 2.24 | The Education Ministry oversees religious affairs. | ||
| begin affair | 2.11 | The two begin an affair. | ||
| admit affair | 1.45 | Condit admits affair! | ||
| conceal affair | 1.32 | The trial is about what the president did to conceal that affair. | ||
| acknowledge affair | 1.18 | He acknowledged the affair and agreed to a test when threatened with a disciplinary hearing. | ||
| dominate affair | 1.12 | Rarely has a single nation so dominated world affairs as the United States today. | ||
| cover affair | 0.92 | The affair was heavily covered in the local media. | ||
| follow affair | 0.92 | President calls for reconciliation following impeachment affair. | ||
| administer affair | 0.79 | Our office administers the affairs of the Society. | ||
| probe affair | 0.72 | Authorities are unaccustomed to criticism and having their affairs probed. | ||
| start affair | 0.72 | Start an affair with her that destroys your entire world, naturally. |