Buddy meaning in English

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Definition

a buddy: a friend, a mate, a pal, a companion noun
Hey, buddy! Hi, mate!

UK: Come here buddy, let's have a hug.
US: Get away from me, we're not buddies.
  • "Hey buddy!"
  • "Conductor : Uhh, you can have a seat buddy."
  • "Hey buddy, wake up!"
  • "Brent : I'm sorry buddy."
  • "Conductor : Alright buddy, why don't you just keep quiet and enjoy the rest of the tour?"
  • "Philip : Jean, are you feeling alright, buddy?"
  • "Calm down buddy, you're talking crazy."
  • "Krazy Gidyon : No chance in hell, buddy."
  • "Where are you from buddy?"
  • "Peter : Sorry buddy, but you're a witness."

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