In Friend
When you meet a person who is so amazingly awesome you want to be best friends with them. Almost like being in love with someone but without the love part
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The significant other of a close friend, or the friend of a significant other.
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Taylor: So why are you friends with Corey?
Sena: Oh, because he's with Linda and she's my best friend, so Corey's my in-friend.
Sena: Oh, because he's with Linda and she's my best friend, so Corey's my in-friend.
in-friend by Taylor N. Sena February 26, 2008
fill-in friend
A person who is a friend, only when your other friends are not present.
Also referred to as a "number two". Any social networking site has a Top Friends, and the number is your next best friend.
Also referred to as a "number two". Any social networking site has a Top Friends, and the number is your next best friend.
"Well, John isn't here, so I guess I'll have to talk to my fill-in friend."
"Amy had to go to the concert, so I guess it's just me and the number two."
"Amy had to go to the concert, so I guess it's just me and the number two."
fill-in friend by NOT a fill-in friend. May 3, 2009
Best friend in the world
The person who you trust your life with and you will never stop loveing because their amazing they also sometimes steal your food
Best friend in the world by Sword flash March 17, 2018
Best Friend-In Law
Best Friend-In Law by Dangeriam December 9, 2009
friend-in-law
Are your coming with us to the game?
No, I have to go over to my friend-in-law's house to put up storm windows.
No, I have to go over to my friend-in-law's house to put up storm windows.
friend-in-law by Stephen Schaffter June 24, 2005
friend-in-law
A good friend of a good friend. Even if you tend to hang out in the same circles often, this person would only qualify as more of an acquaintance.
Not someone you would desire to hang out with alone. Either because you only talk to the person large group settings and never really directly bonded, or because it's someone with whom you share nothing in common (other than a similar friend) and it would be awkward and uncomfortable to spend time alone together.
Most often it is a significant other's best friend.
Not someone you would desire to hang out with alone. Either because you only talk to the person large group settings and never really directly bonded, or because it's someone with whom you share nothing in common (other than a similar friend) and it would be awkward and uncomfortable to spend time alone together.
Most often it is a significant other's best friend.
friend-in-law by Jeff Jism November 27, 2007