Friend [noun]

Those who live off campus and don’t plan on coming back to visit campus to, say, hang out with their friends don’t have to get tested.

Paul brushed him off because several friends had already started the process to see if they could be his donor, but each backed out.

Trina advised those watching to check in with their friends who appear to be okay.

Among other things, McCarthy said investigators learned that Ziona and LeBlond had been friends since the two were in middle school and that they remained friends after Ziona transitioned as a woman.

A couple years ago my friends were comparing step counts when they asked about mine.

Launched in 2013, Cash App began life as a Venmo-like app to transfer money among friends.

Veteran tech executive Frank Slootman was retired and racing sailboats last year when an old friend reached out.

The six Minis currently live include a version of the Headspace meditation app, Atom’s movie tickets Mini, a flashcards app called Tembo that lets users study together and a Turbovote app that allows users to register to vote with their friends.

Some were great colleagues and friends but did adequate work rather than great work.

Keith and Vince would take their RV and head off on vacations, and to visit friends.