Definition of bestie in English:

bestie

noun ˈbɛstiˈbestē

informal

A person's best friend.
Example sentencesExamples
- We started at the Ritz, mostly to get a drink and because Rand and Hank are besties with a couple chicks that work there.
- They'll work day and night to ensnare exclusive accounts, become besties with editors to ensure their clients get the best bang for their buck (placement, gratuitous editorial mentions) and sniff out new leads like single girls at a B & S ball.
- I showered (very important), put on some mascara, took myself outside to get a little Vitamin D care of the sun and patted my dog, and then my bestie dropped by to have a quick chat and deposit a cute card and gift in my hands.
- Apparently the heiress needs a new bestie now Nicole is all preoccupied with the baby.
- They are all rich bitches who pretend to be my besties only because I am a model.
- Random thought of the day: I was feeling pretty glum until I got good news from my bestie which really cheered me up.
- Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller held hands like besties on the red carpet of the Independent Spirit Awards.
- My two besties, who are both in different continents, and are usually very busy - too busy to catch up/reply emails/spam FBs - suddenly had a lot of time on their hands recently and we've caught up quite a bit over the past few weeks.
- I don't like him, besides, he belongs to my bestie.
- David was the hottest boy in my class and had begun talking to my then bestie, Natalie.

Definition of bestie in US English:

bestie

nounˈbestē

informal

A person's best friend.
Example sentencesExamples
- I showered (very important), put on some mascara, took myself outside to get a little Vitamin D care of the sun and patted my dog, and then my bestie dropped by to have a quick chat and deposit a cute card and gift in my hands.
- Random thought of the day: I was feeling pretty glum until I got good news from my bestie which really cheered me up.
- Apparently the heiress needs a new bestie now Nicole is all preoccupied with the baby.
- David was the hottest boy in my class and had begun talking to my then bestie, Natalie.
- We started at the Ritz, mostly to get a drink and because Rand and Hank are besties with a couple chicks that work there.
- Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller held hands like besties on the red carpet of the Independent Spirit Awards.
- I don't like him, besides, he belongs to my bestie.
- My two besties, who are both in different continents, and are usually very busy - too busy to catch up/reply emails/spam FBs - suddenly had a lot of time on their hands recently and we've caught up quite a bit over the past few weeks.
- They'll work day and night to ensnare exclusive accounts, become besties with editors to ensure their clients get the best bang for their buck (placement, gratuitous editorial mentions) and sniff out new leads like single girls at a B & S ball.
- They are all rich bitches who pretend to be my besties only because I am a model.

单词	bestie
释义	Definition of bestie in English: bestie noun ˈbɛstiˈbestē informal A person's best friend. Example sentencesExamples We started at the Ritz, mostly to get a drink and because Rand and Hank are besties with a couple chicks that work there. They'll work day and night to ensnare exclusive accounts, become besties with editors to ensure their clients get the best bang for their buck (placement, gratuitous editorial mentions) and sniff out new leads like single girls at a B & S ball. I showered (very important), put on some mascara, took myself outside to get a little Vitamin D care of the sun and patted my dog, and then my bestie dropped by to have a quick chat and deposit a cute card and gift in my hands. Apparently the heiress needs a new bestie now Nicole is all preoccupied with the baby. They are all rich bitches who pretend to be my besties only because I am a model. Random thought of the day: I was feeling pretty glum until I got good news from my bestie which really cheered me up. Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller held hands like besties on the red carpet of the Independent Spirit Awards. My two besties, who are both in different continents, and are usually very busy - too busy to catch up/reply emails/spam FBs - suddenly had a lot of time on their hands recently and we've caught up quite a bit over the past few weeks. I don't like him, besides, he belongs to my bestie. David was the hottest boy in my class and had begun talking to my then bestie, Natalie. Definition of bestie in US English: bestie nounˈbestē informal A person's best friend. Example sentencesExamples I showered (very important), put on some mascara, took myself outside to get a little Vitamin D care of the sun and patted my dog, and then my bestie dropped by to have a quick chat and deposit a cute card and gift in my hands. Random thought of the day: I was feeling pretty glum until I got good news from my bestie which really cheered me up. Apparently the heiress needs a new bestie now Nicole is all preoccupied with the baby. David was the hottest boy in my class and had begun talking to my then bestie, Natalie. We started at the Ritz, mostly to get a drink and because Rand and Hank are besties with a couple chicks that work there. Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller held hands like besties on the red carpet of the Independent Spirit Awards. I don't like him, besides, he belongs to my bestie. My two besties, who are both in different continents, and are usually very busy - too busy to catch up/reply emails/spam FBs - suddenly had a lot of time on their hands recently and we've caught up quite a bit over the past few weeks. They'll work day and night to ensnare exclusive accounts, become besties with editors to ensure their clients get the best bang for their buck (placement, gratuitous editorial mentions) and sniff out new leads like single girls at a B & S ball. They are all rich bitches who pretend to be my besties only because I am a model.
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