Person who is best friends with you only during a sport or time of the year that you spend together. Usually very fake and over-friendly.
by The Classic Abrahams April 5, 2009
ie: Evan is a great friend during the summer when were at the lake its great because he covers for Tom when snowmobiling and motocross is over glad we can all have such great seasonal friends
by siyanora April 12, 2013
A friend who seems to always want to do something during one season (summer, for example), then seems to drop off the face of the earth once the other season rolls around for one reason or another (perhaps school).
One way to mitigate this type of friend is to share in common interests during more than just the months where they seem to have the most time.
One way to mitigate this type of friend is to share in common interests during more than just the months where they seem to have the most time.
"Man, Tanner hasn't wanted to do anything in ages."
"yeah, I know that feel."
"Darn Seasonal Friends."
"yeah, I know that feel."
"Darn Seasonal Friends."
by MM3K September 30, 2012
A Sport-season friend is somewhat like a fair-weather friend, except you're only friends with them during/because of a certain sport season. They mostly come in the form of teammates, coaches, or fans. Sport-season friends are usually people that you would not have otherwise gotten to know, so integrating them into your primary group of friends is often difficult. While the friendship occasionally extends into other parts of the year, it is at its strongest during the sports season. They are very prominent among high school athletes--especially when there are age/social rank differences.
Kid 1: Hey, there goes Jesse. Why didn't you say "hi"?
Kid 2: Well, he's just a sport-season friend, anyhow.
Kid 2: Well, he's just a sport-season friend, anyhow.
by foilflick224 April 11, 2008
an acquaintance whom you see only about four times a year, typically every three calendar months, even though you generally get along jovially. The lack of more frequent camaraderie can be due to geographic distance, a lack of deeper connection, or as is most often the case - the passage of time in what was once a closer friendship
Yea, I was going to hit the bar with my buddy this Friday. I haven't seen him in months! He's more of a once-a-season friend.
by doolsandtrims December 3, 2010