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Summary
defriend: verb: di-FREND: To remove someone from one’s list of online friends.
From Latin de- (from, away) + friend, from Old English freond. Ultimately from the Indo-European root pri- (to love), which also gave us free, Friday, and Sanskrit priya (beloved). Earliest documented use: 2004.
photoshop: verb: FOT-uh-shop: To digitally alter an image, especially in order to distort reality.
From Adobe Photoshop, a widely-used software package for editing images. Earliest documented use: 1992.
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