umfriend
a person with whom you are in a physical, but not necessarily romantic, relationship
also uhm-friend, uhmfriend, um-friend
also uhm-friend, uhmfriend, um-friend
umfriend by mr.tickles August 22, 2005
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The UNfriend-zone
It is when your friend finds a new piece of ass/interest and you soon find yourself becoming nonexistent to them. Its more common between a male and female friendship then a same sex friendships.
Megan: "Hey have you noticed since Brad started talking to Kelly he stopped talking to me."
Steve: "Sorry to say this but no matter how you look at it you are in The UNfriend-zone."
Steve: "Sorry to say this but no matter how you look at it you are in The UNfriend-zone."
The UNfriend-zone by Dat Vern August 17, 2012
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