Old English freondlic "well-disposed, kindly;" see friend (n.) + -ly (1). Related: Friendlily; friendliness. As an adverb Old English had freondliche, but by 14c. as the inflections wore off [..]

characteristic of or befitting a friend; "friendly advice"; "a friendly neighborhood"; "the only friendly person here"; &a [..]

kind; showing friendship

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agreeable to those affected : not hostile [a takeover]

(n) troops belonging to or allied with your own military forces(adj) characteristic of or befitting a friend(adj) inclined to help or support; not antagonistic or hostile(adj) easy to understand or us [..]

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A purely recreational game, such as an exhibition or scrimmage.

Refers to the act of not fighting at all. Friendly players may do so out of boredom, frustration due to being on the losing team, or to propose a stalemate. To counteract how overly-friendly behavior [..]

The term friendly refers to characters that belong to you. Some abilities are only usable on friendly characters, meaning that you cannot affect enemy characters.

a tactical procedure whereby an ally's unit is dislodged, permitting him to make a retreat after the orders phase, often forward or onto a supply center. The possibility of using this tactic is a [..]

In reference to a card, any card you currently control.

Term used to refer to the hero and minions that you own on the battlefield, as opposed to enemy characters on the other side. --G-- Game Options

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A purely recreational game, such as an exhibition or scrimmage.

Generally warm, approachable and easy to relate with in character. ''Your cat seems very friendly.'' *(1800-1859) *: in friendly relations with his moderate opponents Promoting the good of any [..]