Meanings of seven-year itch in English

How do you solve the problem of the seven-year itch?

We are left scratching our heads, or is it the so-called " seven-year itch"?

Southampton have scratched their seven-year itch.

Newly married Irish couples aren't falling victim to the seven-year itch, according to the findings of a new study.

Forget the seven-year itch, it's more common to have an affair five or 25 years into a relationship, says one expert.

There was a multiple dose of the seven-year itch; he tried to talk it over with his partner and her response?

And though he had, besides his other troubles, the seven-year itch, which kept him awake half the night, he never complained.

Had lifetime whispers in my ear of "boys will be boys" and the " seven-year itch" built up to this?

As civil partnerships were only introduced in 2005, this statistic quite possibly reflects that traditional bane of the formalised relationship, the seven-year itch.

We put up with unfaithfulness and unreasonableness and seven-year itches and all that.

Marilyn in the white dress standing over the air-vent, from The Seven-Year Itch.

"Maybe it's the seven-year itch." I looked down at my hands.

My Dear Child:-Thisman Reilly, who has thrust himself upon me during your absence, is fast becoming a seven-yearitch.

When Monroe married Miller in June 1956, she'd already captivated audiences in movies like 1953's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and 1955's The Seven-Year Itch.