sinfect

–verb (used with object)
to pass on (or be guilty of) sinful pleasure that can be blamed onto another.

–verb (used without object)
to become sinfected.

Related forms:
sinfected, sinfectious, adjective
sinfection, noun

By golly, he's got the sinfection, alright! It could only be her fault!

The two lovers sinfected each other without apology, satisfying only primal urges.

The friends swam naked in sinfected waters.

afterday

adverb, noun

1. the day after tomorrow
2. two days later
3. the future; times yet to come

related words: beforeday

reference: a workaround to simplify the referencing of time, adapted from the Chinese 后天 (hòutiān, literally after•day), having the same meaning

1. Afterday is the day after tomorrow.
2. I leave for vacation afterday.
3. Afterday cannot come soon enough.
4. Don't put off until tomorrow what you can put off until afterday.
5. Beforeday begets yesterday just as tomorrow begets afterday.
6. Society of afterday shall know us only by our willed legacy.

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beforeday

adverb, noun

1. the day before yesterday
2. two days ago
3. preceding recent times

related words: afterday

reference: a workaround to simplify the referencing of time, adapted from the Chinese 前天 (qiántiān, literally before•day), having the same meaning

1. Beforeday is the day before yesterday.
2. The trials of beforeday are the successes of yesterday.
3. I was informed only beforeday of the tragedy.
4. If only I had known beforeday what I knew yesterday...
5. Beforeday begets yesterday just as tomorrow begets afterday.
6. If it weren't for the written word, the minds of beforeday would be forever lost.

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