Boyfriend not Boyfriend
Jake and Sarah texted everyday and hung out all the time, but weren't actually dating. Jake was her Boyfriend not Boyfriend
Boyfriend not Boyfriend by Carra-22222 May 14, 2013
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Not-Boyfriend
A guy you deeply care about and act like you're dating and everyone THINKS your dating but due to personal or outward forces/choices, you currently can't be boyfriend/girlfriend, but you like to act like you are half the time snuggle-wise.
Not-Boyfriend by TatiBG October 18, 2012
not boyfriend/girlfriend
a boy/girl who you have feelings for and he/she has feelings for you and you both know it. You might even go on dates, but for some reason you are not officially boyfriend and girlfriend.
not boyfriend/girlfriend by Glamherst Designer October 4, 2009
Not boyfriend material
Male whose lifestyle is totally non-compliant with female lifestyle requirements. Doesn't necessarily mean that the male has insufficient attractiveness, but is unable to comply with partnership disiplines.
Not boyfriend material by facebookfree June 20, 2011
a not boyfriend material
a not boyfriend material by creepcanoe January 30, 2023
Not A Boyfriend
Usually referred to as a NAB.
Pronounced: knob, as in doorknob
Def: the title you give the male you are in a relationship with after the dating stage, but prior to giving him the actual name of “boyfriend.” Usually this person will attend events, go to family functions and act in a boyfriendly manner but does not have the title.
Pronounced: knob, as in doorknob
Def: the title you give the male you are in a relationship with after the dating stage, but prior to giving him the actual name of “boyfriend.” Usually this person will attend events, go to family functions and act in a boyfriendly manner but does not have the title.
Krista: So whats up with the new guy?
Jill: Oh, he is just a NAB (Not A Boyfriend).
Krista: what, not good enough?
Jill: He is just a little nerdy, I enjoy letting him buy me stuff but I don’t know if he will make it to the boyfriend stage.
Jill: Oh, he is just a NAB (Not A Boyfriend).
Krista: what, not good enough?
Jill: He is just a little nerdy, I enjoy letting him buy me stuff but I don’t know if he will make it to the boyfriend stage.
Not A Boyfriend by Bessie Lou November 5, 2009
boyfriend is not a wall
This phrase is used when a person like to convince other person to cheat on her\his boyfriend (or girlfriend).
Guy: Hi babe, Can I have your phone number?
babe: Sorry, I have a boyfriend.
Guy: boyfriend is not a wall ! !
babe: Sorry, I have a boyfriend.
Guy: boyfriend is not a wall ! !
boyfriend is not a wall by Yaron7 May 2, 2005
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