Friendess

Friendess female friend (plural: friendesses)
like goddess (goddesses)

"she's my friendess" instead of a guy saying "she's a girl friend..well not, you know, GIRLfriend... just girl thats a friend.... "

by ceth February 2, 2008

friendaissance

Rebirth of friendship

Ashley and I are having a friendaissance

by KKrt August 28, 2009

Friendejo

Spanglish. Affectionate way to refer to a close friend, buddy or member of your posse. Friendejo is a play on two common words; friend and pendejo.

Guy 1: I'm moving this weekend, can I borrow your brawn?
Guy 2: Of course, I'll call some friendejos to get done quickly then we can drink cervezas.

by SlkRk11 May 30, 2015

Friender Bender

According to Dodger this is a glutenous endeavour with ones best friends.

Let's go on a Friender bender and get some mediocre chilli!!

by Friender_99 June 24, 2012

friendcest

Friendcest. Noun. The act of interdating among a cliche or crowd of friends. Also dating a friend's ex. or sibling.
Alt. spelling: frencest.

Analogy:
Friends:Friendcest::Family:incest

Friendcestuous. Adj. describing a group of friends who have all dated each other, each other's exes, and each other's family members or an individual in said group. A small dating pool, the equivalent of a small gene pool.

You: I can't believe she is dating her friend's ex. again. After having dated her friend's brother too!
Me: She loves to commit friendcest.

or

You: Man, that crowd is like a soap opera. They've all hooked up in every possible combination.
Me: How friendcestuous.

or

Me: Be careful before you date him. I hear engages in frencest.

by mepwave February 18, 2009

Friender Bender

Doing some type of glutenous activity with a friend.

My best friend and I went on a friender bender to our favorite restaurant.

by Mike_TV June 25, 2012

friendette

from friend and -ette (feminine gender suffix (marker) of French provenance).
A female friend.

Any word + -ette states a female.
Friend (common gender) + -ette = friendette (feminine gender).
Dude (male gender) + -ette = dudette (feminine gender).

by Yet Another Daniel Nielsen November 20, 2011