boon
- adjective
- /bun/
- Archaic
- He is such a boon companion during our travels.
Examples
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Having a boon friend by your side makes all the difference.
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He was known as a boon companion, always ready to share a laugh with friends.
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Over the years, they became boon friends, inseparable at every gathering.
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She described her childhood friend as a boon companion, always ready for laughter and fun.
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The two men were boon companions throughout their adventurous travels.
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At the party, she was the boon companion everyone enjoyed talking to.
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Having a boon companion by your side makes every adventure more fun.
Synonyms
Happy and lively in a friendly way
Friendly and pleasant to be with
Antonyms
How Close
Surface Forms
Etymology
Boon as in 'boon companion' comes from the same old Norse bón meaning 'favor' or 'request', and it grew to mean a friendly person who gives or shares good things. That's why a boon companion is a close, cheerful friend.