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buddy

Definition for buddy

noun as in friend

Strong matches

intimate, pal, sidekick

Weak match

co-mate

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My daughter loved—and believed—the mythical stories Bruce would tell on stage about how his saxophonist buddy Clarence Clemons, who he dubbed “The Big Man,” joined the band.

He formed the rock trio Coupe de Villes with his buddies at USC and they made an album and played wrap parties.

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“Over here, buddy,” said a vendor as he flashed a business card.

He has previously pushed back at suggestions that the support amounted to a bailout for what Warren, in a statement on Thursday, dubbed the administration's "billionaire buddies".

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If you’re a league commissioner and you want a buddy…get a dog.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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