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Someone who is more than a friend and more than a lover

(coined by the creaters of dribbleglass.com)
Shawn and Samantha were best friends, but after a few drinks and some steamy sideways looks, they tumbled into bed and had the most amazing sex ever. Now they are best friends who make love on a regular basis. So therefore, they are eachother's flovers.
flover by Aquario6000 September 4, 2005
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Someone who is more than a friend and more than a lover

(coined by the creaters of dribbleglass.com)
Shawn and Samantha were best friends, but after a few drinks and some steamy sideways looks, they tumbled into bed and had the most amazing sex ever. Now they are best friends who make love on a regular basis. So therefore, they are eachothers' flovers.
flover by Aquario6000 July 20, 2008
To be both a friend and a lover.
She's my flover.
Flover by juanjulio November 4, 2014
a flover is a fromis_9 stan (south korean pop girl group)
person 1: fromis_9 is so slayful, i wanna stan
person 2: become a flover and stan fromis for clear skin
person 1: omg i just won the lottery! thank for telling me to become a flover <33
person 2: you’re welcome !! stream all their songs NOW
flover by sanapotter February 26, 2022
fandom name for the kpop group fromis_9, combining their name with clover (one of their songs)

"A promise between fromis_9 and their fans to spend happy moments together".
I love fromis_9 so much, im such a big flover!
flover by fromis_ate May 9, 2024

Drop a flower

Ex excuse me, did you drop a flower?
Drop a flower by Edamommie July 24, 2021
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
Oblication by kimmerr May 5, 2011
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