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Friend Money 

Money that friends share back and forth without any assumptions of paying one another back. If asked for the repayment you are considered cheap, and Frugal. Close friends often do this and the money is usually under 10 USD. You don't debo this money.
I got your Taco bell last night, can't you pay for my drink... That was friend money!
Friend Money by JennyJammy May 28, 2009
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give your friend money day 

You have to give all your friends money one the 13th of October
Person1 oh hey it october 13th
Person2 okay here’s 20 bucks. Happy give your friend money day

National give your friend money day 

A day where you give somebody money because why not usually occurs everyday
“If he can’t break bread he fake”

“National give your friend money day”

Give your friend money day 

May 16 is celebrated where whoever asks their friend or any human for any amount you would like and how you want to present it.
Kyle asked his friend for $20 and Ryan gave him the money because Kyle asked first.
Give your friend money day

Bail money friend 

BMF- the one call option. The person you can call no matter what the time or what the reason or where you are who will come without question and get you outta there, or at least provide lawyers, guns and money.
Thank goodness my BMF Bail money friend was sober, or else I never would have gotten out of that speed-trap town.
Bail money friend by BigTex August 14, 2012

National give your friend's money back day 

January 11 is the national give your friend's money back day, where people worldwide return the money they owe back to their friend!
You: Hey Ryan, Happy January 11!
Ryan: What's January 11th?
You: It's National give your friend's money back day.
Ryan: Cool man, here's your money back!

Monet Friend

A friend who is great and fun at a distance, like in another state or on an online networking site like facebook. But not quite as much great fun when up close and personal, like in your every day life, or over for diner with your family.
I have an old friend online whose jokes keep me laughing, and has good advice. But she lives so far away, it seems she'll never get to meet my family! She'll have to be a Monet Friend.

I was so excited to run into an old neighbor until I saw her social networking page. She seems to be hookin these days. She got demoted to Monet Friend and won't be invited for diner anytime soon!!
Monet Friend by bebejarvis March 3, 2010
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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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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

Modified derivative of granola.
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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