Friendship

1. / A _____ friend = someone you can trust
3. / To _____ on somebody = to know somebody is always be there for you
4. / To be really _____ to someone = be good friends with
5. / To have a lot in _____ = to have similar interests
7. / A _____ friend = a friend who's never around when you need help: "She's only a fair-weather friend.“
10. / Friends with _____ = friends who have a physical relationship without being emotionally involved.
11. / A _____ friend = someone that two people know: "Karen's a mutual friend of both me and Rachel."
12. / To have friends in high _____ = know important / influential people: "Be careful what you say. He's got friends in high places."
15. / A _____ friend = a friend from when you were very young
16. / A _____ = someone you know from work or another interest group

2. / A _____ = someone you're very close to because you share the same opinions and beliefs
4. / A _____ = someone in your class at school.
6. / To go separate ways = to _____ apart = to become more distant with: “We went our separate ways. We’ve drifted apart.”
8. / A _____ = someone you share an apartment or a house with
9. / A casual _____ = someone you don't know very well
12. / A _____ = someone you know from corresponding / writing
13. / An _____ relationship = where you're sometimes friendly, and sometimes not: "Cath and Liz have an on-off relationship."
14. / To _____ out with = To spend time with = To get together with
16. / A _____ of friends = all the friends in your group
17. (best ______) = friend (best friend)