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philander

[fi-lan-der] / fɪˈlæn dər /


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Now, she’s finally abandoned her boring job and her philandering husband, Sherman, in Santa Cruz.

From Washington Post

Tenor Chauncey Packer, a south Alabama native, played Billie’s philandering husband, Spinner, his voice pulled into a rubbery purr that proved suitably sleazy.

From Washington Post

Spencer, on the other hand, focuses on Diana’s decision to leave the philandering Charles, over Christmas weekend in 1991.

From The Verge

Does Tierney's thinly realized single mother have a deadbeat, philandering ex who takes pleasure offering her what might as well be bouquets of chlamydia?

From Salon

The mood in which liberals defended Bill Clinton’s philandering was an example of the more permissive option.

From New York Times