BFF
BFF (noun) means a person's closest and most trusted friend, especially one they expect to stay close to indefinitely. Example: “She asked her BFF to be maid of honour.”
How to use BFF
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishYour very best friend.
Chatty and affectionate rather than formal. Common in texting, captions and speech, but out of place in professional writing.
BFF is used as an ordinary countable noun, so you can say 'my BFFs' when you have more than one.
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She asked her _____ to be maid of honour.
Etymology
An initialism of best friends forever.
Synonyms
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