gal pal
Britishnoun
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a female friend
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a lesbian lover
Example Sentences
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Lisa Marinkovich, who runs the lifestyle blog Gal Pal, says she and her husband negotiated countless decisions when remodeling their Bainbridge Island home a few years ago.
From Seattle Times
Every year on Valentine’s Day Eve, Knope treats her galentines to a menagerie of gifts — a bouquet of hand-crocheted flower pens, a mosaic portrait made from the crushed bottles of her gal pal’s favorite diet soda, and a personalized 5,000-word essay on why they are all so awesome.
From Los Angeles Times
She hopes, by regularly posting about queer relationships, “to combat the whole, like, gal pal label that they try to slap on queer women in mainstream media,” Ms. Dye, 33, said.
From New York Times
An Irish lad and his Spanish gal pal travel to a mystical realm in the family friendly 2021 fantasy tale “Riverdance: The Animated Adventure.”
From Los Angeles Times
True-crime podcaster Octavia Spencer suspects gal pal Kate Hudson might not be on the up and up in Season 2 of the mystery drama “Truth Be Told.”
From Los Angeles Times
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