BFF

Your closest confidant

BFF stands for "best friends forever," expressing close, enduring friendship.

The initialism emerged from texting and internet culture, typically used by younger speakers: She's been my BFF since middle school.

It can sound girlish or ironic when adults use it: We're not exactly BFFs, but we get along.

relationship

bestie

Closest pal, informally

partner-in-crime · sidekick · companion · buddy · pal · chum · mate · homie · bro · sis

bond

closeness

State of proximity

understanding · rapport · intimacy · camaraderie · kinship · solidarity · attachment · devotion · commitment · reliability

activities

hangout

Frequented gathering place

bracelets · necklaces · photo booth · road trip · texting · FaceTime · shopping · gossip · memories · adventures

affection

love

Intense fond attachment

warmth · tenderness · caring · appreciation · endearment · heartfelt · sentimentality · affinity · empathy · compassion

Categories
Opposites
relationship closeness

BFFenemy

Hostile opposing party

stranger · acquaintance · nobody · casual acquaintance · fair-weather friend

relational valence

BFFworst enemy

Ultimate personal adversary

nemesis · archenemy · mortal enemy · sworn enemy · adversary

Family

best, friend, friends, forever, better, good, befriend, befriended, befriending

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G