Definition of defriend [somebody] :.
(dĭ-frĕnd')
1. (v.tr.) To break off friendly relations with somebody; antonym to befriend.
Origins: Latin de- down, away, and Old High German friunt, friend.
Examples:
He defriended me a year after we met, with no reason or explanation. He just stopped calling, period.
"I want to defriend you." "What's wrong?" "I need something more than friendship from you. I need love."Submitted by: Mikhail Epstein, Topics: Behavior & Lifestyle
