rent-a-freind
someone that is only around or talks to you when they need money and then dont pay back; or when you have something they dont have
rent-a-freind by trevor March 3, 2004
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Rent a Friend
A person who is really rich and has to buy their friends gifts in order to keep them. In other words they rent their friends and pay them in gifts to keep them.
She has no real friends since she buys them things to keep them. She probably calls 1-800-RNT-FRND to Rent a Friend.
Rent a Friend by kuh-rissie December 22, 2008
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rent-a-friend
n. individuals bound together in a house by which they paid dues or a fees to join. In most cases, members of a sorority or a frat. Yeah, frat. In the end, they feel like they are apart of something special.
If you want some superfical friends, why don't you rush with the Delta's and surround yourself in rent-a-friends?
rent-a-friend by kool keith 383 November 6, 2005
Rent-A Friend
A "friend" you can rent.
Usually a reject who doesnt have any friends.
They cost 1 cent an hour.
A loser. Cheaper than a whore....
Usually a reject who doesnt have any friends.
They cost 1 cent an hour.
A loser. Cheaper than a whore....
Rent-A Friend by Rent-A Friend October 7, 2008
Rent-A Friend
1: Are you going to rent-A friend today??? I hear they are only 1 cent an hour!
2: Woah, didnt think about that! atleast they are cheaper than a prostitute...
1: hahahahaha yeah
2: Woah, didnt think about that! atleast they are cheaper than a prostitute...
1: hahahahaha yeah
Rent-A Friend by somerandomgirl2222222 October 9, 2008
rent-a-friend
paying currency usually american dollarios to have people who don't really like you chill with you and your nonexsistent posse.
rent-a-friend by emojoe November 16, 2005
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