Frienimy
Frienimy by Skot Allen K December 5, 2010
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Frienemy
Frienemy by Peat Bog Man February 6, 2002
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Frienimy • Frienemy • frenimy • Frienily • Frienime • frienimie • Best Frienemy • Frienamies • Friend myself
Best Frienemy
Someone who's your best friend but your enemy at the same time
or your best friend that you somehow hate at the same time
or your best friend that you somehow hate at the same time
Best Frienemy by Satanic Egg April 5, 2019
Frienemy
A person who you treat and whom treats you as a friend but if they are given a chance would "cut your throat" or get one over on you/put themselves first if it would benifit themselves, or they would gain an advantage over you. Similar to an enemy.
A Frienemy are most female squash players i.e a person who you travel the pro squash circuits, hang aroung with each other, share life stories and rooms but all the time are looking for weaknesses with you to have the edge over you in competition such as spotting your illness/injury are.
You run out of sports drink , your frienemy will not give you a tiny bit of theirs until they have finished thier competition, even though they have more than they need.
You run out of sports drink , your frienemy will not give you a tiny bit of theirs until they have finished thier competition, even though they have more than they need.
Frienemy by Urban Dictionary April 9, 2008
Frienemy
Frienemy by Xzerbanato (Philosoph und Krieger) October 16, 2002
Frienemy
(Freh-nah-mee) 1. A person who acts like your friend, but is a backstabber when you have your back turned. 2.This kind of person creates malicious gossip about his or her friends due to incapability to deal with his or her jealous feelings towards them. 3. A hater.
Because she saw that Susan got a full ride scholarship, and she didn't, Megan became such a frienemy.
Frienemy by Chris Reeds October 14, 2009
Frienemy
Jack: "Jenny, you should watch your back with Gill, cause before you came she was telling everyone your secret!"
Jenny: "What! she's such a frienemy!"
Jenny: "What! she's such a frienemy!"
Frienemy by Erinski Easy December 19, 2008
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Respectfully
Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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