Buddy

Pronunciation: /ˈbʌdi/

Definitions of buddy

noun a close friend or companion

Example Sentences

A1 My buddy and I went to the park together.

A2 I always study with my buddy before exams.

B1 My workout buddy motivates me to exercise regularly.

B2 I trust my buddy to have my back in any situation.

C1 My buddy and I have been friends for over a decade.

C2 My buddy is like a brother to me, we share everything.

Examples of buddy in a Sentence

formal I appreciate your help, buddy.

informal Hey buddy, wanna grab some lunch together?

slang What's up, buddy?

figurative Sometimes our mind can be our own worst buddy.

Grammatical Forms of buddy

• past tense: buddied
• plural: buddies
• comparative: buddier
• superlative: buddiest
• present tense: buddy
• future tense: will buddy
• perfect tense: have buddied
• continuous tense: is buddying
• singular: buddy
• positive degree: buddy
• infinitive: to buddy
• gerund: buddying
• participle: buddied

Origin and Evolution of buddy

First Known Use: 1850 year

Language of Origin: American English

Story behind the word: The word 'buddy' is believed to have originated from the 19th century American English slang term 'butty', which was used to refer to a companion or partner.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'buddy' has evolved to become a common term of endearment or informal address for a friend or close acquaintance.