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stands for best friends for ever and ever; someone who you love soo much and someone who always has your back
Izzy Wizzy Lemon Squezzy is my BFFEAE
BFFEAE by OLMC 07 July 28, 2007
Stands for best friend forever and ever for life.

The greatest friend you'd ever have your entire life and in the entire world.
'' Isn't Lauren your bestfriend?''

'' No, she's my bffaefl!!''
bffaefl by cheernerd September 21, 2011
An abreviation of "Best friends forever and ever and ever" It is often used by preppy pre-teen girls. It is also used in a 'trendy' way by scene girls.
OMG! Yur lyke my fav. bffaeae! Txt me!
bffaeae by OCEmu September 11, 2006
Means best friends forever and ever. Its an unbreakable bond
Brian and Morgan are BFFaeae
BFFaeae by someFatKidthatsFat March 4, 2010
BFFAE by Lyssy October 13, 2005

bffaeaeaebeawdwwbbgffaeaenmw 

Abbreviation of Best Friends Forever And Ever And Ever And Ever Because Even After We Die We Will Be Best Ghost Friends Forever And Ever And Ever No Matter What.

Note: The number of "ae"s may differ depending on however many "and ever"s are intended.
Girl #1: We are gonna be friends forever! We are soooo gonna go to school together, college, work, get married, have kids, get old, and die together!

Girl #2: ....Uhhh..... Do I know you?

Girl #1: Sure you do! We're bffaeaeaebeawdwwbbgffaeaenmw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You silly goose!
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