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friend with benefits

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noun

plural friends with benefits.
  1. (used as a euphemism) a friend with whom one has sex without a romantic relationship or commitment. : FWB, fwb


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of friend with benefits1

First recorded in 1995–2000
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Example Sentences

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Munn was cast as Sam, a divorcée in Hamm’s outrageously prosperous social circle who becomes his friend with benefits.

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There was Minnie, the hormonally supercharged 15-year-old she played in “The Diary of a Teenage Girlâ€; Claire, a sexually assertive production assistant in “The Morning Showâ€; Kelsey, Pete Davidson’s spray-tanned friend with benefits in “The King of Staten Islandâ€; and Birdy, a garrulous twentysomething Londoner in “Everything I Know About Love.â€

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I just wanted a “friend with benefits.â€

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The night before I got my results, I hooked up with a longstanding friend with benefits.

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I’m stuck between being OK with it just being a friend with benefits and still wanting the relationship aspect.

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