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best friend
[ best frend ]
noun
- a person’s closest or most cherished friend:
Sheila has been my best friend since we were seven.
Synonyms: , , , ,
- something that a person particularly depends on or has a special affection for:
A purple, stuffed armadillo was my best friend and companion through my whole childhood.
- something considered or suggested to be particularly useful or valuable:
When it comes to saving for retirement, compound interest is your new best friend.
Your local piano tuner could be your best friend when buying a piano.
Word History and Origins
Origin of best friend1
Example Sentences
Around 1:15 p.m., she was on a three-way call with her mom and her best friend when they heard her cry, “Oh my God, he’s here.”
Fellow Filipina-American Drag Race Star Manila Luzon said she was heartbroken to have lost her best friend of 25 years.
At the start of the novel, it’s been five years since Lucy was found wandering the streets covered in her best friend Savvy’s blood shortly after she was murdered.
In “Grief Is for People,” Crosley grieves the jewelry she loses in a burglary, until she is forced to also reckon with the loss of her best friend and mentor to suicide.
"Just don't let it be your best friend that dies from methanol poisoning."
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