by Macphilia June 14, 2009
Get the Text-a-friend mug.someone that you know who they are, but don't actually know personally. you make it your goal to become friends with them.
Katie: Hey you know that guy that sits in the front of the classroom in algebra?
Kayla: Yeah.
Katie: I think he's my friend goal. He seems pretty cool.
Kayla: Yeah.
Katie: I think he's my friend goal. He seems pretty cool.
by KaylaAnnette November 5, 2009
Get the Friend Goal mug.friends who are around certain people that have money, but as soon as the money runs out they're gone
by COLGAR November 30, 2009
Get the Benjamin friends mug.Someone who may not be initially likable but possesses the ability to grow on others over time, much in the way that a fungus would.
I used to think Mike was a total prick but now we hang out all the time. I guess he's kind of a fungus friend.
by Nimslev August 6, 2010
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Get the Friend-cestuous mug.cake-friend (n.)
1. A person whom one likes to bake with.
2. A person whom one knows and trusts with all cake recipes.
3. A person with whom one is allied in a struggle to create the best cakes.
4. One who supports, sympathizes with, or patronizes a group, cause, or movement: friends of the cake world movement.
1. A person whom one likes to bake with.
2. A person whom one knows and trusts with all cake recipes.
3. A person with whom one is allied in a struggle to create the best cakes.
4. One who supports, sympathizes with, or patronizes a group, cause, or movement: friends of the cake world movement.
Taster: "Wow! This lemon pound cake is killer!"
Baker: "Oh Thanks! Alissa gave me that recipe, every recipe she gives me turns out great. She is my one true cake-friend."
Baker: "Oh Thanks! Alissa gave me that recipe, every recipe she gives me turns out great. She is my one true cake-friend."
by juggins mccrea and e-mcg May 1, 2009
Get the cake-friend mug.The act of taking a prearranged hang-out time with one or more friends, and folding / inviting more, previously unmentioned and usually unnaproved friends to come along. Typically this is done because the "friend consolidator" has found somebody they find more interesting to go to the same event with but don't want to break plans and be an @ss, or because they are flakey and forgot the original plans in the first place.
Person1: "Hi, this is my new and far more interesting friend, hope you don't mind if he/she tags along to your Birthday Party!"
Person2: "Of course i mind! What a shameless act of Friend Consolidation! :("
Person2: "Of course i mind! What a shameless act of Friend Consolidation! :("
by PJRandDGH August 16, 2008
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