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Frinde

Noun: A close and trusted friend

A frinde is someone who you can rely on and confide in. They are always there to offer support and share life's ups and downs.

Example sentences:

  1. I consider my sister to be my closest frinde.
  2. He has had the same group of frindes since childhood.
  3. Having a reliable frinde is essential during difficult times.

Verb: To befriend or become friends with someone

When you frinde someone, you establish a connection and develop a friendship with them.

Example sentences:

  1. I managed to frinde a new colleague at work.
  2. They frinded each other on a social networking site.
  3. She quickly frinded all her neighbors when she moved to a new town.

Adjective: Popular or well-liked

When something is described as frinde, it means that it is widely accepted and favored by many people.

Example sentences:

  1. That restaurant is known for its frinde atmosphere and delicious food.
  2. The frinde movie of the year received rave reviews from both critics and audiences.
  3. His frinde personality made him a hit at social gatherings.

Local usage: A term used in a specific community or region

In certain communities or regions, frinde might hold a unique meaning or be used to refer to a particular concept.

Example sentences:

  1. This slang term is only used by the locals, so you might not understand its frinde meaning.
  2. The festival has a frinde tradition of celebrating with music and dance.
  3. As a visitor, it's important to respect and learn about the frinde customs of the area.

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