we sought friendly spaces
so we can hang our
friendly works
my friendly soul will be
happy in a friendly space
with my friendly art
making you feeling
friendly, all we
could be friendly friends
join the friendly museum
be a part of our friendly
community
of friendly artist
all of them so nice looking
and friendly of course
my friend's friend once
told me, he has some
friend, they could
arrange an exhibition
I should seek
his friendship
and never betray my
friend's friends
friendly bussiness
so we can hang our
friendly works
my friendly soul will be
happy in a friendly space
with my friendly art
making you feeling
friendly, all we
could be friendly friends
join the friendly museum
be a part of our friendly
community
of friendly artist
all of them so nice looking
and friendly of course
my friend's friend once
told me, he has some
friend, they could
arrange an exhibition
I should seek
his friendship
and never betray my
friend's friends
friendly bussiness
- friend
- O.E. freond, prp. of freogan "to love, to favor," from P.Gmc. *frijojanan "to love" (cf. O.N. frændi, O.Fris. friund, M.H.G. friunt, Ger. Freund, Goth. frijonds "friend," all alike from prp. forms). Related to O.E. freo "free." Meaning "A Quaker" (a member of the Society of Friends) is from 1679. Feond ("fiend," originally "enemy") and freond, often paired in O.E., both are masculine agent nouns derived from prp. of verbs, but are not directly related to one another.
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