FOAF
Friend of a friend
Example
I'm not ttly sure if it's true - I just heard it from a foaf
Ooh, hot gos, my fave
TMW you don't have anything to say to a FOAF
Related Slang
| fbf | Facebook friend |
| frnd | Friend |
| TFF | Twitter follower-friend |
| JAF | Just a friend |
| biffles | Best friends for life |
| Spill the tea | Share the gossip |
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A FOAF is a "friend of a friend." Most often, people use this acronym when referring to someone they know tangentially, through a friend. For example, your BFF Cindy might say "a FOAF said she could score us tickets to the concert." This means a friend of Cindy's friend can hook you both up with concert tickets.
In some cases, people may use FOAF to refer to the Friend of a Friend project, which is an online collection of machine-readable profiles that describe connections between people. Ontologists use the FOAF collection to study social networks (and the activities that take place within those networks).