Wub

A cuter, and quite frankly less awkward/gay way of saying 'love.'#
Commonly used between two BFFs.
Mary: 'I wub you bee.'
Jen: 'I wub you too eff.'
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Bestie

A variation of the words, 'best friends,' or 'best friends forever.' Commonly used between two BFFs once the name 'Bff' becomes over-used and old, however, Bestie will never become more popular than Bff because BFF will always remain the original, and true name for Best Friends.
Mary: Ok I have new nick-names for us.
Jen: Yep?
Mary: Besties.
Jen: Ok bestie!
Mary: Wub you bestie!
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Boy

An alternative way of saying 'Goodbye' or 'Bye'
The opposite of Hoy.
Mary: Hoy!
Jen: Hoy!
Mary: Oh g2g Boy!
Jen: Boy!
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Bumming

The state of sucking upto, following, hanging around or loving someone or something.

See Bum.
'Richard is bumming Anthony because he wants to borrow cash.'

'My little sister is always bumming me, it's so annoying.'

Sally: Why are Mary and Jen always bumming?
Melanie: I think they are bffs.

'I BUM HANNAH MONTANA!'
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Efflochness

A furthur developed nickname of 'Effness' (which originates from the 'f' in BFF.) The name Efflochness is generally used between two bff's, when one calls the other efflochness as a change from 'effness.'
Mary: Oh em gee love you efflochness!
Jen: efflochness?
Mary: Yeah it's like effness but with loch in the middle.
Jen: wowee!
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Ness

A nickname which originates from the word 'Efflochness' which is another nickname typically used between two bffs. One bff is 'Loch' and the other is 'Ness.'

These types of nicknames share strong similarities with the primary bff nick-names, 'bee' and 'eff.'
Jen: Hey loch!
Mary: Hey ness!
Jen: Do you think our nicknames are starting to get a bit weird?
Mary: Yep.
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Mr Fox

Commonly used between two BFFs, Mr Fox originated from the film, 'Vacancy.' In a scene where a man (Mr Fox) is trying to call the police because someone is trying to kill him in a hotel. Mr Fox is unknowingly speaking to the killer on the phone, until the man proceeds to call him by his name 'Mr Fox,' thus giving away the fact that he is infact the killer. Mr Fox then proceeds to run out of the phone booth towards his hotel room whilst the killer chases him in his car.

This name is not to be confused with 'Fantastic Mr Fox' which is a children's novel written by Roald Dahl, first published in the US by Alfred A. Knopf in 1970 with illustrations by Donald Chaffin.
Mason: 911 Emergency?

David Fox: Yeah, hello. We need some help. Some people are trying to kill us. Mason: Where are you located, sir? David Fox: Me and my wife, we're at this motel, the Pinewood Motel. It's near the mountains. They've got us trapped.

Mason: Who has you trapped, sir? David Fox: I don't know. We just need help. The Pinewood Motel.

Mason: Yes, sir. Do you have an address? David Fox: No! It's near some woods. Jesus Christ, look it up!

Mason: You're going to need to settle down, sir. You'll never survive if you lose control, Mr Fox. (David realizes he's talking to Mason.)

Mason: You shouldn't be wandering around in the dark by yourself.

Mary: Hoy!
Jen: Mr fox... is that you?
Mary: IT'S MR FOX!
Jen: OH EM GEE MR FOX!
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