amicable

1. A positive adjective describing someone who is very easy to get along with.
2. A compliment for when you can't think of anything nice to say about a person, but still want them to feel good about themselves.
3. A smart-sounding word for nice.

Girl 1: Emily, everyone likes you; You're so amicable.
Emily: How dare you insult me!
Girl 1: That was a compliment, Em.
Emily: Oh. .... Okay, then.

by sibyl-in-black November 8, 2006

amicable

1. characterized by friendliness and or good will.

2. One who is friendly and open to conversation.

I am sure we can reach an agreement. Our talks thus far have been very amicable.

Don't worry, she's very amicable, I'm sure you will get along fine.

by thefirstten October 4, 2011

Amicable

It means friendly.

Man, your little brother Timmy is so amicable.

by Amicable Man November 25, 2018

Amicable

Adj:Friendly

Alice:Laura is so amicable

Winter:Yeah so friendly

by Coolboredgirl March 13, 2019

amicable

A word Harry Styles uses to explain you.

Hannah,
You are amicable. TPWK.
Love, H

by onebananaforapound December 13, 2020

amicable gesticulation

a wordy way of saying 'friendly gesture'

I didn't give you the finger. From far away it might have seemed that way, but it was an amicable gesticulation.

by arnie wonder December 9, 2008

amicable fatigue

Recognised medical condition arising from a period of prolonged cohabitation with a recently exed spouse or domestic partner, whereby hitherto amicable separations risk lurching into loathing and recriminations due to sudden lack of shared interests and/or future aspirations, see also ex stress.

Why's Dave being such a douche at work?

Oh, he was diagnosed with amicable fatigue - give him ten days and then go for a beer with him.

by 7PASV June 30, 2014