buddy

a very masculine man. often refereed to as a man’s man. very skilled in hard knock life. he’s strong not only physically, but mentally as well. breaking through to him is going to be difficult. there can be many women in his life, but the one who breaks through to him will hold his heart in the most silent but appreciative ways. he is loyal and acts of kindness are seldom but full of meaning. he often goes p-ssed up from other women because of his thick emotional sh-ll. but his love is a love like no other. he is known for treating his woman like a queen. the type to not be afraid to hold her in front of others to claim her.

at times he can be hard to understand, because he is often mislead. they are full of accidents wether it be through speech or actions. he never says sorry unless he actually means it. his biggest flaw is that he does not emotionally speak of his feelings without fear of being hurt.

on top of emotional baggage, he is witty and charming. he is known for being attractive and a social b-tterfly.

one line of advice for woman who deal with him “you are only there if he wants you there”.
“i need a man in my life.”
“no, you need a buddy.”
1. friend, pal, compatriot, someone you don’t know the name of, someone you don’t want to tell the name of

2. close friend, pal, compatriot

3. used to describe budding fungi, or any other thing that… buds.
buddy’s keeping the notebook captive again.

how ’bout that buddy yeast….
1: a good friend that you are confortable being around and sharing things with.
2: a condescending term used sarcastically to describe someone that you consider below yourself.
“i’m going to have some beers with my buddy tonight.”

“buddy just told me i can’t park my car here.”
you’re in the friend zone.
you’re screwed.
guy: i love you.
girl: aw, i love you too buddy!
a nice word that men use in presenting some sort of emotional affection towards other men.
man #1: i’m really scared.

man #2: everything is going to be okay, buddy.
‘buddy’ as an address (vocative) among guys

i have observed guys will often address as ‘buddy’ another guy either younger, smaller, or somehow bearing less status; this far it is not an overt, hostile put-down, but a more subtle; the speaker extends his friendship even while -sserting superiority, whether in age, status or knowing experience.

i would say this sphere of the word only extends especially to acquaintances rather than the closest of friends; among close friends, if there’s an alpha in the group, he might use ‘buddy’ on the others; but if there’s a perceived equality, ‘buddy’ may then not carry these subtle social shades.
tim, 12: hey pete.
pete, 18: what’s up buddy.
a term that young american guys use to refer to their friend.
“my buddy lives there,” or “i’m going to my buddy’s house tonight.”
1970’s and early 1980’s slang for off-brand sneakers.
“haha! his mom bought him buddies! they aren’t converse, they’re kmart traxx!”

“buddies, they make your feet feel fine.
buddies, they’re just a dollar forty-nine.”

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