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Sandy Ho Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Looking for a buzz word describes a relationship between two girls

Hi, there
There is a single word describes a relationship between two girls that they both love the same guy. I'm not looking for rival. I just forgot it. Could you please help me out here? Thanks.
  

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If they're all friendly, the French ménage à trois (3-way relationship) would work. But I don't think that's what you're looking for, basically because it isn't a single word.

  • If they're all friendly, the French ménage à trois (3-way relationship) would work.
  • But I don't think that's what you're looking for, basically because it isn't a single word.
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If they're all friendly, the French ménage à trois (3-way relationship) would work. But I don't think that's what you're looking for, basically because it isn't a single word.
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OK. Then, what is the word we use it to call the two girls?
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I can't think of one. What makes you so sure there is one?
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Let me explain in this way.
People who study under the same teacher in the class are called classmates; People who go to the same school are called schoolmates. Do we happen to have a word for people who are in love with the same person?
In my case, I 'm looking for a word for girls who are in love with the same guy,
something like 'lovemates', 'co-admirers' which I made up to explai

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