blood-friend
noun
1 Scottish a blood relative.
2(Chiefly in translations, or representations of the language of non-native speakers) a close or trusted friend; a blood brother.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Rutherford (c1600–1661), Church of Scotland minister and political theorist.
- drop-in centre
- drop initial
- drop into
- drop kick
- drop-leaf
- droplet
- droplight
- drop names
- drop off
- drop one's aitches
- drop one's bundle
- drop one's guard
- drop one's serve
- drop one's trousers
- drop out
- dropout
- dropout factory
- droppable
- dropped handlebars
- dropped kerb
- dropped shoulder
- dropped waist
- dropper
- droppie
- droppings