Frienemy

Pretending to be friends but, are actually enemies

Anywa is a frienemy towards Hannah.

by ....,.,..,.,.,., June 5, 2015

Fenergy

Your internal fuck you energy. The level of frustration where you have to yell FUCK YOU!

She was really pissing me off, my fenergy level was through the roof.

I had a sweet day today. My fenergy level is nonexistent

by Big D Money September 20, 2007

Frienemy

Friend/Enemy

A low self-esteemed person you get close to for social gain, money, food, or somebody to bitch at anytime you please.

Popular girls usually have a frienemy or two... thousand.

by Krystalynn April 14, 2008

Frenergy

noun; A term used to describe the efforts put fourth by an individual in order to obtain and preserve a friendship with another person.

Ex:
1) "I feel bad for not keeping in contact with Pam while I've been sick. She expends so much frenegry on me; she's always calling and stopping by to make sure I'm alright."

2) "Nikki never offers to pay for lunch! She's refuses to drive when we go shopping, she talks about me behind my back and always breaks plans! She isn't worth my frenergy because she is so selfish.

3) "Girl, don't waste you're frenergy, he just wants to get in your pants!''

by Shabuvious March 16, 2011

Fenergy

The energy required to boost in My Sims Racing, for the Wii. Discovered by Dr. F, hence the name.

I lost the race because I didn't gather enough Fenergy!

by BoneYard1985 August 26, 2009

Frienemy

A "toxic" person who can be quite good at posing as a friend but purposefully wishes you harm—think: You find the Wicked Witch of the West behind the curtains instead of the Wizard of Oz after you all beat yourself to a pulp crossing that beautiful field of poppies! ~and yea, it doesn't bode well for your significant other either!

frienemy enemy friend skullduggery poser toxic friend toxic person toxic people

by YouthSpentOnWisdom December 13, 2012

Frienemy

In business, companies that can be both competitors and partners, depending on the circumstances.

Because Experian owns many companies that share common markets, creating the opportunity to share initiatives but also compete for business, each are a "frienemy" to the other.

by ChuckUrbanDictionary June 5, 2007