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Partners in crime 

1. A partner in crime is someone you trust with secrets and get in trouble with together, usually one person

2. Partners in crime are two people who spend most of their time with each other, usually causing Michief
1. That was so fun putting sticky notes all over Mr. Janton's desk! You are my partner in crime!
2. Did you hear the rumors that Lucy and Claire said about Karen? The are always spreading rumors. They are like partners in crime.
Partners in crime by Pugacorn January 2, 2017
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partners in crime 

Partners in crime meaning friends forever or my crew. A crew full of boys and girls that do insane things such as jumping off a bridge, chasing the ice cream truck, hunting squirrels, or playing with bb guns.
Bitch, you jumped off a bridge without your partners in crime?!?
partners in crime by 🔻DREAMER🔻 December 19, 2014

Partners in crime 

Partners in crime are like best friends but they tend to burn people. Once you have taken the step into becoming partners in crime there is no going back.
Me and Rayne are partners in crime

Partner in crime 

Someone who knows you better than yourself. Someone who you usually get into trouble with. Someone who has your back no matter what. Someone who can tell your secrets and everything to. Someone who loves you even with all your flaws. Someone who won't change who you are. Sometimes your partner in crime can also be someone who you're in relationship with, or a person you have feelings for, or just a friend.
I'm in love with my partner in crime!
Partner in crime by Nopickles November 18, 2019

partner in crime 

good friends who get in trouble together or get each other in trouble and laugh about it.
we always get in trouble together. you're my partner in crime!
partner in crime by molz pocket December 29, 2008

Partner in crime 

A best friend, a confidant, a secret lover. Someone who knows you better than you know yourself. Someone who has your back no matter what. Someone who knows what you are thinking before you do. Someone who won't change you and loves you for who you are. Someone you feel connected to and comfortable with makes you feel appreciated and loved. Someone who knows it’s ok to send that selfie, sext or nude. Someone who you love to message and messages you but never deletes an unread message.
My partner in crime just gave me the best birthday BJ

Partner in Crime 

This person is your bsf. She/He is always there for you and y’all play around and prank ppl.
That my Partner in Crime
Partner in Crime by Um WHERE?! December 10, 2018
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