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hi friend 

what you say to someone who is not your friend
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Hi friend 

Lol looks like I got in trouble again so I’m on urban dictionary one more time.
So ye Pc and whoever else of my friends decide to read this hi I’ll be back in a month.

Bye bye
Hi friend by Chocomilkdiva January 14, 2021

Hi-friend 

An old acquaintance towards whom you are either luke warm or simply ambivalent and who you do not usually wish to engage in casual conversation. As a result your only interaction with this person is a brief "hi," "hello," or perhaps a (rhetorical) "what's up?" or "how's it going" when you happen to see them at the mall or encounter them awkwardly at the company watercooler.
Although I was close to Gabriel in high school, he's just a hi-friend to me now.
Hi-friend by Duranimal February 11, 2007

hi bye friend

A person you would say "hi" and "bye" to casually, but little more. Generally someone desirable as an acquaintance and not anything more.

From "This American Life"
After she said "no" to a date, she said we could remain hi bye friends.
hi bye friend by flykiddoc August 18, 2009
Word of the Day on June 16, 2023

hi and bye friends 

People who say hi when you come to school/work and occasionally have sexual interaction with you
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