bff
or BFF
a person's best friend, typically a girl's (sometimes used facetiously): I really miss my bffs.Cheryl in Customer Service called twice today—she's my new BFF.
one’s close associate, ally, or supporter: the oil lobby and its bff’s in Congress.
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How to use bff in a sentence
While not exactly bff yet, but Cuba and the U.S. just became closer than they have since diplomatic ties were cut in 1961.
The cover story was titled “Kim Kardashian: The Art of Reality,” and written by M.I.A. bff Lynn Hirschberg.
That Time Kim Kardashian Freaked Out About Being Captured Nude on a Magazine Cover | Marlow Stern | November 13, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTBonus: bff Billy Crystal, who hosted that year, giving Williams a big bear hug as he exited, trophy in hand, to the wings.
Best Oscar Speeches of All Time: Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep & More | Kevin Fallon | March 2, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTRemember when Yair Lapid was an unstoppable political juggernaut, and Naftali Bennett was his bff?
While bff Decker landed the cover, Teigen was named “rookie of the year,” launching her career as a smoldering centerfold.
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Chrissy Teigen Weds John Legend | Anna Klassen | September 15, 2013 | THE DAILY BEAST
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