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friend
noun
    1. Someone whom one knows and likes, and to whom one shows loyalty and affection; a close or intimate acquaintance.
      Thesaurus: pal, companion, buddy, crony, confidant, ally, partner; Antonym: foe, enemy.
    2. Someone who gives support or help.
      Example: a friend of the poor
    3. An ally as distinct from an enemy or foe.
    4. Someone or something already encountered or mentioned.
      Example: our old friend the woodworm
    5. A Quaker; a member of the Religious Society of Friends.
      Form: Friend
    6. A member of an organization which gives voluntary financial or other support to an institution, etc.
      Example: Friends of the National Gallery
    7. euphemistic
      A lover.
Derivative: friendless
adj
    Without friends
      Thesaurus: shunned, forsaken, alone, alienated, deserted, ostracized, solitary, lonesome, isolated.
Idiom: be (make friends with someone)
    To be or become their friend.
Idiom: have a friend at court
    To have a friend in a position where their influence is likely to prove useful.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon freond.



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