boyfriend
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of boyfriend
Example Sentences
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"We cannot begin to put into words how sad we are to have lost Khaleed. He was an extremely loved son, brother, uncle, boyfriend and friend," the family added.
From BBC
Eventually, Colin’s parents will be more flinchy about his new boyfriend, leading to a beat or two that don’t land with the impact they could.
From Los Angeles Times
Several people were initially questioned, including Victoria's former boyfriend, who denied having anything to do with her disappearance.
From BBC
That tape featured comments made by Hogan about his daughter and a former boyfriend.
From MarketWatch
Parry said the police received phone calls from two women saying they believed the body to be that of their boyfriend and ex-boyfriend, Tyrone France, who had recently gone missing.
From BBC
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