
Best Friends word list
Friendship, drama, group chats. 84 words with definitions, example sentences and origins — every one of them shows up when you pick this pack in a game.
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accomplice
noun · mediumThe friend officially involved in your bad idea.
“I need an accomplice, not a witness, for this prank.”
acquaintance
noun · hardSomeone you know just enough to wave at awkwardly.
“He is not a friend; he is a mall acquaintance.”
affability
noun · mediumThe quality of being friendly, approachable, and easy to talk to.
“The group-chat round group recognized affability, then started arguing about which letters came next.”
affectionate
adjective · mediumShowing warmth, fondness, or caring toward someone.
“At the group-chat round, affectionate came up and everyone immediately had an opinion.”
affinity
noun · mediumA natural liking, connection, or feeling of closeness toward someone or something.
“They became friends instantly because of their weirdly specific affinity for trivia.”
amicability
noun · mediumThe quality of being friendly, peaceful, and cooperative.
“Nobody in the group-chat round questioned the meaning of amicability; the letters were the problem.”
apology
noun · mediumThe sorry that has to actually sound sorry.
“His apology came with a playlist and homemade cookies.”
beef
noun · easyAn ongoing feud.
“Their beef started over a parking spot in 2021.”
benevolence
noun · mediumA desire to be kind, generous, and helpful toward others.
“The group-chat round table recognized benevolence instantly and still could not agree on the spelling.”
bestie
noun · easyYour number one, non-negotiable person.
“My bestie knows my coffee order and my enemies.”
bickering
noun · easyConstant small arguments that mean nothing.
“Their bickering about directions is basically a love language.”
bond
noun · easyThe invisible glue between close friends.
“Our bond survived three road trips and one karaoke night.”
bonding
noun · mediumThe process of forming a closer emotional connection with someone.
“Nobody expected bonding to become the most memorable word of the group-chat round.”
bonhomie
noun · hardCheerful friendliness and an easy, good-natured manner.
“The bonhomie disappeared the second the tiebreaker started.”
boundaries
noun · mediumThe lines friends agree not to cross.
“We set boundaries: no spoilers and no borrowing chargers.”
buddy
noun · easyA trusty pal.
“He is my gym buddy, which means we skip together.”
camaraderie
noun · hardMutual trust and friendship in a group.
“The camaraderie survived the loss.”
childhood
noun · mediumThe period of life when a person is a child.
“The group-chat round paused for a second when childhood showed up.”
clandestine
adjective · mediumKept secret, on purpose, from everyone.
“Their clandestine snack drawer has a decoy drawer.”
clique
noun · mediumA tight, exclusive circle.
“Their clique has a dress code and a group chat constitution.”
commiserate
verb · mediumTo be miserable together, supportively.
“We commiserate every Monday over voice notes.”
companion
noun · easyA person who spends time with another and provides friendship or company.
“When companion appeared, the group-chat round got noticeably louder.”
confidant
noun · mediumA person you trust with secrets.
“She is my only confidant.”
confidentiality
noun · hardThe practice of keeping private information secret and protected.
“Confidentiality turned the group-chat round into an unexpectedly competitive spelling moment.”
confiding
adjective · mediumSharing private thoughts, feelings, or secrets with someone trusted.
“She became more confiding once she knew the secret was safe.”
consideration
noun · mediumThoughtfulness toward another person's needs, feelings, or circumstances.
“When consideration appeared, the group-chat round got noticeably louder.”
devotion
noun · mediumDeep loyalty, love, or commitment to a person or cause.
“Someone confidently said devotion in the group-chat round and immediately got challenged on the spelling.”
dramatic
adjective · easyTurning small news into a season finale.
“He announced the pizza's arrival with a dramatic monologue.”
empathetic
adjective · mediumAble to feel exactly what your friend is feeling.
“She is so empathetic she cried at my parking ticket.”
encourage
verb · mediumTo give someone confidence, support, or motivation.
“They decided to encourage after finally clearing the air.”
estrangement
noun · mediumThe state of no longer being close.
“Their estrangement lasted exactly one football season.”
fellowship
noun · mediumFriendly companionship and a sense of belonging within a group.
“The road trip somehow strengthened the whole group's fellowship.”
forgiving
adjective · mediumWilling to stop feeling resentment after someone has made a mistake or caused hurt.
“She was surprisingly forgiving after the argument.”
fraternization
noun · mediumFriendly social interaction or association between people, especially across groups.
“The policy discouraged fraternization between supervisors and direct reports.”
frenemy
noun · easyA friend who is also a rival.
“Every group has one frenemy.”
friendship
noun · easyThe bond between friends.
“The friendship survived the road trip.”
gossip
noun · easyCasual talk about other people.
“The gossip started before the appetizers.”
gregariousness
noun · hardThe quality of being sociable and enjoying the company of others.
“The host read out gregariousness during the group-chat round, and half the room asked to hear it again.”
grudge
noun · easyResentment kept alive with regular maintenance.
“She waters her grudge daily like a houseplant.”
hangout
noun · easyA casual gathering that ends six hours later.
“The quick hangout somehow lasted until sunrise.”
heartfelt
adjective · easyGenuinely, deeply meant.
“His heartfelt toast made the whole table sniffle.”
homie
noun · easyA friend from way back.
“A real homie brings snacks without being asked.”
inseparable
adjective · mediumImpossible to find one without the other.
“They have been inseparable since the third-grade field trip.”
irreplaceable
adjective · mediumImpossible to substitute.
“A best friend with your coffee order memorized is irreplaceable.”
kinship
noun · mediumA close connection or sense of shared identity between people.
“Years of inside jokes gave the group a real sense of kinship.”
loyal
adjective · easyCommitted to your people, no matter the drama.
“He is so loyal he hated her ex on principle alone.”
loyalty
noun · easyFaithful support for someone.
“Loyalty means answering at 2am.”
magnanimity
noun · hardGenerosity and graciousness, especially toward a rival or someone who has caused offense.
“Someone mentioned magnanimity during the group-chat round, and the conversation took a turn.”
manipulative
adjective · mediumSneakily steering people to get their way.
“It is manipulative how she uses puppy eyes to pick the restaurant.”
matching
adjective · easyCoordinated on purpose, like true besties.
“They wore matching sweaters completely unironically.”
melancholy
noun · mediumA gentle, lingering sadness.
“Scrolling old photos hit her with sudden melancholy.”
melodramatic
adjective · mediumExcessively theatrical about ordinary events.
“He wrote a melodramatic farewell text before a weekend trip.”
misunderstanding
noun · mediumA failure to correctly understand another person's meaning, feelings, or intentions.
“The word misunderstanding sparked the longest debate of the group-chat round.”
nostalgia
noun · mediumA sentimental longing for the past.
“The group chat runs on nostalgia.”
petty
adjective · easyWilling to hold a tiny grudge with full commitment.
“She is still petty about the 2019 birthday seating chart.”
pookie
noun · easyA dangerously cute pet name for your favorite person.
“Pookie made us matching bracelets again.”
rapport
noun · hardAn easy, trusting connection between people.
“Ten years of rapport, destroyed by one group-chat screenshot.”
rapprochement
noun · hardThe restoration of friendly relations after distance, disagreement, or conflict.
“The room knew exactly what rapprochement meant during the group-chat round and still hesitated on the spelling.”
reassurance
noun · mediumWords or actions that reduce worry and restore confidence.
“Reassurance sounded easy in the group-chat round until somebody had to spell it without autocorrect.”
receipts
noun · mediumSaved screenshots that prove exactly what was said.
“She pulled up receipts from March like a lawyer.”
reciprocity
noun · mediumExchanging things for mutual benefit.
“Friendship needs reciprocity and snacks.”
reconnect
verb · mediumTo establish contact or closeness again after time apart.
“They decided to reconnect after finally clearing the air.”
reminiscence
noun · hardA memory from the past or the act of recalling past experiences.
“Nobody expected reminiscence to become the most memorable word of the group-chat round.”
reminiscing
verb · mediumEnjoying memories of the past together.
“They spent the whole dinner reminiscing about the road trip.”
roommate
noun · easyA person you share a home with.
“My roommate ate the leftovers again.”
sarcasm
noun · easyThe use of irony to mock.
“His sarcasm does not translate over text.”
secret
noun · easyInformation the whole group somehow already knows.
“It is a secret, so only twelve people know.”
sentimental
adjective · mediumEmotionally attached to memories and keepsakes.
“He is sentimental about the napkin from their first road trip.”
shade
noun · easyA subtle, elegant insult.
“She complimented my outfit with detectable shade.”
sidekick
noun · easyThe loyal partner in every scheme.
“Every mastermind needs a sidekick who can drive.”
sleepover
noun · easyA night at a friend's place where nobody sleeps.
“The sleepover agenda is snacks, secrets, and zero sleep.”
solidarity
noun · mediumStanding with your people, no questions asked.
“In solidarity, we all blocked him too.”
spill
verb · easyTo share the gossip immediately.
“Sit down and spill; we know something happened.”
squad
noun · easyThe chosen crew that shows up everywhere together.
“The squad claimed the whole couch again.”
steadfastness
noun · mediumThe quality of remaining loyal, dependable, and firm over time.
“The host read out steadfastness during the group-chat round, and half the room asked to hear it again.”
supportive
adjective · easyCheering for your friend even when the idea is terrible.
“We are supportive of her podcast; we do not listen to it.”
sympathetic
adjective · mediumShowing understanding or concern for another person's feelings or difficulties.
“The group-chat round paused for a second when sympathetic showed up.”
synchronicity
noun · hardMeaningful coincidences lining up.
“Texting each other the same meme at once? Synchronicity.”
thoughtfulness
noun · mediumThe quality of paying careful attention to another person's needs or feelings.
“Thoughtfulness was the one word everyone remembered after the group-chat round.”
trust
noun · easyBelieving your friend will not screenshot it.
“The trust in this group is held together by mutual blackmail.”
trustworthy
adjective · mediumReliable, honest, and safe to trust.
“A trustworthy friend does not leak the group chat.”
unconditional
adjective · mediumGiven without demands, limits, or conditions, as in unconditional support.
“Nobody expected unconditional to become the most memorable word of the group-chat round.”
unfollowed
verb · easyDigitally removed from your feed, the softest revenge.
“She unfollowed him and his dog's account too.”
vent
verb · easyTo emotionally unload on a trusted listener.
“She called to vent and I contributed forty supportive nods.”
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