"friend" to refer to people one does not know particularly well is nothing new. In her study of social connections in 18th-Century England, Naomi Tadmor explains that a few centuries ago, a person would count as friends not only those with whom they had relatively intimate emotional relationships, but also family, household staff, employers, and so on. She points to the term "Society of Friends"  – still used to today as a term for Quakers – as an example of this wider use of the term.

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