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Fraternizing The act of being friendly or having a friendly relationship with someone, often in a romantic or sexual way. ■ "He was fraternizing with the new employee and it was clear he had bad intentions."
Friendliest adjective - most friendly, especially in a manner that is excessively friendly ■ "I met someone who was friendlier than my own dog. She even gave me a ride home!"
Hobbit A small, round, and friendly creature who enjoys eating, drinking, and smoking. ■ "I just met a group of hobbits at the pub. They were so friendly and welcoming! I ended up joining them for a round of drinks."
burly An extremely large and muscular man, often with a friendly and jovial demeanor. ■ "Wow, that burly guy sure knows how to lift heavy weights!
cayman A small island nation located in the Caribbean Sea, known for its beautiful beaches and clear waters. ■ "I heard there are great opportunities to swim with the friendly cayman rays in Cayman Islands!"
Cheerio A friendly farewell, often used in British English. It is also used to express amusement or delight. ■ "Goodbye, mate! Cheerio!", "I love the new song on the radio. I can't get enough of it! Cheers!"
chummy To be overly friendly or familiar with someone, often in a way that is insincere or ingratiating. ■ "I used to be chummy with my boss, but he turned out to just be using me for his own gain."
companion A person who shares one's joys and sorrows, and who is usually friendly, kind, and loyal. ■ She found a new companion in her dog, who was always by her side through thick and thin.
Congenial Extremely friendly, warm, and pleasant to be around. ■ I was so congenial with my new co-worker that we ended up going out for drinks together after work!
congeniality The quality of being friendly and easily likable. ■ "The new employee quickly became beloved for their congeniality during the office's weekly happy hour."
Cordial A term used to describe a person who is extremely polite and friendly. ■ "She was so cordial, I felt like I had just met my new best friend!"
familiars <en></?>Noun: (1) People you are very close to and have a strong relationship with. (2) Creatures or objects that are known to you, but may not be friendly.</def>
Fraternal Having or expressing the qualities of brotherhood or friendly fellowship. ■ The fraternal love between the two brothers was palpable at their annual family reunion.
Friendlier Being more friendly than a bear in hibernation. ■ "He was friendlier today than he ever has been, even towards bears!"
Greeting A polite and friendly way of saying hello or greeting someone. Also used to refer to the act of welcoming guests or visitors. ■ "Hey, what's up buttercup?" is not a traditional greeting.
Greetings The act of making friendly and polite expressions or gestures to acknowledge someone's arrival, especially in a formal setting. ■ "Good morning, my dear friend! How are you today?"
greets A friendly message or hello. Often used in a sarcastic or ironic way. ■ "Hey there, greetings from the other side!"
handshake A firm grasp of the hand, accompanied by a friendly smile and a brief exchange of pleasantries. ■ "After a long day of negotiations, the two businessmen exchanged a hearty handshake and agreed to work together on their project."
Hi A friendly greeting that is often said to start a conversation. It's like saying "hello" in reverse. ■ "Hi, how are you?"
hon A term of endearment used to address someone in a friendly and affectionate way. ■ "Hey hon, how's it hanging?"
Hospitable A person who is extremely welcoming and friendly, especially to strangers. ■ Samantha was so hospitable that she invited her neighbor over for dinner even though they had never met before.
hosts A person or thing that provides or accommodates guests. ■ "The hotel's hosts were incredibly friendly and made sure all the guests had a great time."
Inviting Something or someone that is very friendly and welcoming, often in a way that is too obvious or insincere. ■ "That guy at the bar was so inviting, I couldn't resist his cheesy pickup lines."
kind A person who is pleasant, friendly, and helpful, especially in small ways. ■ "The new guy at the office was so kind to everyone, he even brought a box of donuts for the team."
Kindness The quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate towards others. ■ When Sarah unexpectedly gave her friend $50 for their birthday, it was the ultimate act of kindness!
labrador A type of dog known for its friendly disposition and love of water, often used as a service or hunting dog. ■ "I heard you have a labrador? Well, my cat loves to chase them around the house."
mamie A person who is excessively friendly and talkative, often in a way that is considered annoying or intrusive. ■ "I had to leave the party early because I couldn't stand any more of the mamies."
mascot A lovable, friendly animal that represents a team or organization. ■The Los Angeles Dodgers have a mascot named "Blu," who is a blue-and-white stuffed dog with big ears and a big heart.
mate A friendly and loyal companion, usually male. Often used in an informal or slangy context. ■ "Hey mate, can you help me carry these bags to the car?"
Mergers A friendly agreement between two or more people to be married. ■ Congratulations on your mergers! You two make a perfect couple.
muggy A person who is excessively friendly and talkative, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I can't stand muggy people. They always want to strike up a conversation with me, even when I'm clearly trying to ignore them."
Norland A mythical land where all animals are friendly and have a great sense of humor. ■ "I heard there's a magical land called Norland where unicorns play cards with penguins. I can only hope to visit someday!"
Occupants The people or things that occupy a particular place, especially those who live in a house or building. ■ "The occupants of this house were very friendly and welcomed us with open arms."
peeps A friendly and cute term used to refer to a group of people. ■ I had such a great time with my peeps at the party last night! We laughed so hard, I think my stomach hurts.
Personable A person who is friendly, approachable and easy to talk to, but with a hint of sarcasm or dry wit. ■ "I thought she was going to be personable, but then I realized she was just sarcastic."
pooh A large, friendly bear with a round belly and a love for honey. ■ "I'm so glad I found a new friend named Pooh. We had lots of fun exploring the Hundred Acre Wood together."
reconciliation The process of making amends for past wrongs and restoring friendly relations between two parties. ■ "After years of feuding, the two families finally reconciled during their annual vacation to Disney World."
schmo A person who is boring, uninteresting, or generally lacking in personality. They tend to be overly friendly and eager to please. ■ "I don't know why my friend always hangs out with that schmo, they're just so...dull."
Scot A Scottish person, often characterized by their thick accent and love of kilts. ■ "Why are all Scots so friendly? Because they've been burned once!"
sociable Being friendly, talkative and enjoy being around people. ■ John is very sociably, he can make friends with anyone in the room.
Unfriendly A person or thing that is not friendly, warm, or welcoming. ■ John was unfriendly towards his coworkers and would often make sarcastic comments during meetings.
welcomes A warm and friendly greeting, typically given at the beginning of a conversation. ■ "Welcome to my website! I hope you enjoy your stay."
Welcoming The act of extending a warm and friendly greeting to someone or something. ■ "Welcome back, my old friend! I've missed you."
woof A loud, guttural sound made by a dog or wolf to communicate. Often used in the context of a friendly greeting. ■ "I'm so happy to see you again! You look great, just like your woof!"
amiable The quality of being friendly, kind, and agreeable; pleasant and easy to get along with. ■ "I'm so glad I have an amiable neighbor - she always has a smile on her face and is always willing to lend me a cup of sugar when I need it."
amicable The quality of being friendly and kind to others. It is often used in reference to someone who is approachable, easygoing, and always willing to help out. ■ When I met my new neighbor, I was immediately struck by how amicable they were. They introduced themselves with a warm smile and offered me some freshly baked cookies.
Assistance The act of being a helpful, kind, and friendly person who is always there to lend a helping hand. ■ "When I was struggling with my homework, my assistant magically appeared out of thin air and solved all the problems for me."
Barmaid A person who serves drinks at a bar, typically a woman. ■ John went to the bar and ordered a beer from the barmaid. She was so friendly that he ended up staying for hours and ordering more than he should have. A person who is not very smart or capable. ■ "Oh, you're such a barmaid," said John to his colleague. "You can barely keep up with your work let alone handle a complex project."
bigfoot A mythical creature that is said to roam the forests of North America, with large feet and a hairy body. It is often depicted as a friendly giant. ■ "I heard a bigfoot sighting in the mountains the other day! Maybe I should go look for one."