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Frienaissance 

Alone-time with a dear friend. Something like the Renaissance, but referred to as a refreshing of an old friendship between two people. You have one of these with a friend when you have not hung out with them in a while and you miss them in your life. The word originated from "Phoebe" on the sitcom "Friends" when she had one with Joe!
A get-together, a renewing of friendship, friend time, Frienaissance.
Frienaissance by Anthony Chandler February 18, 2009
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frienaissance 

An activity to renew your relationship with a friend.
"Hey, let's go on a road trip, we can have a frienaissance!"
frienaissance by Ribby June 11, 2005
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friendaissance

Ashley and I are having a friendaissance
friendaissance by KKrt August 28, 2009

frenaissance 

A growing friendly relationship characterized by an influx in time spent together. Can occur as a result of a recent "getting-to-know you" period or a rebirth of a stagnant or waning platonic relationship.First mentioned by Phoebe in Episode 6.01 of Friends: "The One After Vegas".
"Have you seen Kyrsten, James, and Casey lately?"

"Yeah, they've been hanging out a lot lately. They're definitely in a frenaissance."
frenaissance by metcalct May 13, 2010
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