friend
the friend you are closest to
a friend you know well and like a lot
a friend with whom you have a strong relationship
a friend that you have had for a long time
a very good friend
a friend that you share with someone else
a friend who is genuine and will always be there for you
a friend who is very important to you
a friend you have made recently
a friend of your family
a friend who is true and loyal
a person who was your friend when you were a child
a particularly close and important friend
a friend who is a woman or girl
a person who was your friend when you were at school
a friend who is a man or boy
a friend you can rely on and trust completely
a person who was your friend when you were at college
a friend who always supports you
someone who has been your friend for your entire life
a friend who is not married or in a romantic relationship
your own friend, as opposed to a business or family connection
someone who has been your friend for a long time
a friend who is a woman
a friend who is always loyal and can be trusted
a friend who is a man or boy
a friend who is homosexual
a very close personal friend
a friend you know only through the internet
a very good and loyal friend
someone who has been your friend for a long time
a friend who is heterosexual
a friend that a child pretends to have
a friend you have not seen for a very long time
used to show that you think the word 'friend' is not appropriate to describe someone
used to express doubt that someone is a real friend
a friend you have made recently
a person who is only a friend when things are going well
a very close friend, often used in a literary or old-fashioned way
to become friendly with someone
a person's closest social connections
a way of saying 'my friend', 'your friend', etc.
several friends together in one place
not having a romantic relationship with someone
a group of friends who know each other and do things together
to be in a situation where you require the support of a friend
the people who live near you and who you are friendly with
be having a romantic relationship with someone
the friends that belong to a particular person, not their family or partner
someone you do not know personally, but who is a friend of someone you know
the one person that someone has as a friend
to form friendships
to possess friendships
to start being friends
to continue to be friends
to continue to be friends
to stop being friends with someone
to succeed in making friends, especially when it's difficult
to gain friends through your actions or personality
used to indicate the origin or context of a friendship (e.g., from school, from work)