#address

Friendly term of address for anyone

'Gang' — casual address for your online friend group.

ATL's all-purpose 'you' — anybody, any size.

Tag combining 'eh' and 'bro'

Term of address, like 'bro' or 'son'

'Partner' — friendly NOLA address for an unfamiliar man.

Dude, mate, man; ubiquitous filler address in Mexican Spanish

Term of endearment for a close friend, like 'dude'

Thanks mate; cheers bro

A genderless, slightly-softer respelling of 'bro'.

A man; a bloke, or one's partner.

A girl or young woman (affectionate in the Midlands).

A respectful affirmative.

Term of address for a close friend or peer

A guy or bloke

An affectionate term for a woman or girl

A close friend; a homie

Drawn-out 'mate' signalling shock/disappointment

A girl or young woman

Second-person plural pronoun; "you all."

An attractive person

Aunt; also any respected older woman.

Scouse for a woman — the female 'la'.

a person you're referring to (name unknown or unstated)

A man or bloke

Geordie for mate or young lad.

My guy — close friend, trusted one.

Scouse for mate, lad, or dude — a friendly term of address.

A friendly term of address for a fellow hipster or musician, like 'pal' with jive flavor.

Old Scouse for mate — your granddad's word.

A light-skinned person (friendly address)

A boy or young man

Man / dude (term of address)

A fellow; a bloke or person

A friend or fella (Waterford/Connacht)

A good friend; pal (term of address)

Affectionate term for a woman; short for princess.

Address for a shopkeeper or service worker.

Informal address for a lad or mate.

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