Definition of a frenemy
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Definitions include: used to express displeasure, disagreement, disappointment, or disgust. Definitions include: to vomit. Definitions include: a friend kept around to abuse, make fun of, invite places and never show up, etc. Definitions include: an all-together, cool-headed person. Definitions include: friend. Definitions include: a friend. Definitions include: a best friend. Definitions include: a person who is a little odd, or can be a term of affection for a friend. Definitions include: a close male friend. Definitions include: a best friend. Definitions include: Another term used for a good friend too cool for his own good. Definitions include: a best friend; "sidekick"; "partner in crime". Definitions include: "mate ". Definitions include: the group of one's friends. Definitions include: form of address used between females and between gay men.
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Definitions include: to put in order. Definitions include: to masturbate. Definitions include: acronym for "no big deal". Definitions include: to have sex with. Definitions include: A male dog; A stud or a gelding or a dog (senso stricto) Definitions include: the event in which a DJ is playing records ("spinning ") and doesn't properly match beat tempos while transitioning ("crossfading") from one track to another. Definitions include: busy. Definitions include: while playing a sport, to miss the ball / puck. Definitions include: to beat one's ass. Definitions include: to examine.
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