Best Friend

A best friend is a person you can trust. Thats the most important part of being a best friend. They never lie to you, and always give you the straight up response whether you want to hear it or not. You know you have a best friend when you start putting them infront of your own needs and always are trying to make them happy even if your not. A best friend cares for you, and themselves. You can always read what theyre trying to say, and you can always feel if theyre in pain or sad. The happy part is you can always feel there happiness. Even if you and your best friend are fighting for whatever reason, they will ALWAYS have that special part in your heart.

I miss being able to tell my best friend anything.

by Shark Week 96 September 10, 2012

Benjamin friends

friends who are around certain people that have money, but as soon as the money runs out they're gone

Man' that guy had a bunch of friends at the party.
yea... they're all benjamin friends....

by COLGAR November 30, 2009

best friend

When your best friends parents think that your best friend is talking about you whenever they say"my friend"

Kelly:Mom, I'm going to the mall with my best friend okay? Kelly's mom:WHO? JEMIE?

by loveejemie November 25, 2011

Friend-cestuous

The act of dating the ex of a close friend or family member.

You're dating your brother's ex? That's so friend-cestuous.

by The Wicked Chica October 21, 2010

lezbehonest friend

Adj. Friendship between two women, who both identify with a non-heterosexual orientation. Benefits that surpass friendship may be inclusive with this friend.

My friend in Boston might come for the summer.

Oh, is she a lezbehonest friend?

by InformedConsonant March 17, 2014

Fake Friend

Someone who talks shit behind your back while you aren't friends and then acts like nothing happened when you are friends.

Wow, the other day she was nice to me and now she isn't, Rhiannon Akey is totally being a fake friend.

by UrbanDict54321123 July 23, 2015

Advanced Friends

A horrific twilight zone experienced by relationships stuck between "just friends" and "friends with benefits", similar to a couple that is "friends without benefits". Thus, advanced friends find themselves in a situation where they are technically in a relationship, yet are in reality just friends because they rarely, if ever, participate in activities expected of a true relationship.

A: "Aren't they dating?"

B: "Yeah, but they're more like advanced friends. They barely do anything together."

A: "Really? That's a shame."

B: "I know right, they hardly even hold hands or hug."

by Sigmar Heldenhammer April 29, 2013