lifelong friends, friends you have known and kept for your entire life, childhood friends, friends you made when you were a child, a friend for life, a friend you will keep forever, no matter what, circle of friends, the group of people you regularly socialise with, long-term relationship, a romantic partnership that lasts for a long period of time, platonic relationships, close relationships that are not romantic or sexual, social network, the group of people you know and interact with socially, firm friends, friends who are very close and whose friendship is strong and stable, casual acquaintances, people you know slightly, but not closely, on bad terms, not on good terms with someone; having a conflict or disagreement, took the wrong way, misunderstood something as an insult or criticism when it wasn't meant that way, heal the rift, repair a serious disagreement or division between people, heart-to-heart chat, an honest, personal conversation about feelings, relationship will break down, a relationship will fail or come to an end, put some distance between you, deliberately avoid contact with someone for a while, came under attack, was criticised or attacked (verbally), sprang to his defence, quickly acted to defend or support someone, moral support, emotional encouragement, rather than practical help, stay on friendly terms, continue to have a good, polite relationship with someone, forge new relationships, create or build new friendships/relationships, turned all my other friends against me, made other friends dislike or oppose you, win someone's trust, gain someone's confidence and belief in you, abuse that trust, misuse or betray the trust someone has given you, a twinkle in his father's eye, humorous way of saying someone wasn't even born yet, fly the nest, leave home to live independently, the spitting image of, looking extremely similar to someone (usually a relative), a real chip off the old block, very similar in character/personality to a parent, run in the family, a trait or characteristic shared by many family members

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