Mate

Used in Australia and the United Kingdom, Particularly England and Wales

1.Meaning a friend or acquaintance.

2.Can be used to address somebody if you do not know the persons name

1 "I'm going to the park with my mates" or "She's just my mate"

2 "Excuse me mate, do you have the time?"

by welshyrob April 2, 2008

Soul Mate

The person that when you are with them you feel that all is right in the world. The person that you can't live without-the only person in the world that understands you completely. the couple that no one understands why or how they are so in love

Elliott and Kali are soul mates

by iloveyouelliottritz February 24, 2011

Materialist

One who thinks nothing exists outside of energy. Thanks to relativity, matter is considered energy. An object is considered to have energy just by existing.

Dawkins is a materialist.

by NikeYoung April 4, 2004

me mate dave

he's the geezer whos always down the pub propping up the bar after a long day in the white van, usually a tradesman of some kind. He lives down the local estate and is known by everyone "as me mate dave!" as he will do anything for you as he's a kind hearted bloke whos full of energy and will talk to anyone about anything, especially after you've bought him a pint! ( dont call him David though, its too posh, and he thinks he's been nicked!)

me mate dave can get you a bunch of knock off dvd's before they're even out in the cinema!

by Jo Osborne April 27, 2006

Material girl

Often mistaken for preps. They HAVE to wear things that cost at least $200, and EVERYTHING they own is designer. Material Girls are EXTREMELY rich, and don't know anything about life. They don't care about school, and only have "rich" friends. They want EVERYONE to envy them, especially their million dollar Louis Vuitton purses.

Material Girls are rich and spoiled.

by Hillary! January 5, 2007

boyfriend material

jeong yunho from ateez

person 1: did you see yunhos post on Twitter
person 2: yes he is such boyfriend material

by songmangos November 8, 2020

G'day mate.

Some idiot reckons Aussies Don't say g'day mate. Well LET ME TELL YOU WE DO !. We say g'day as a general meeting gesture, to Both MALE AND FEMALE, YOUNG AND OLD. A Female can say g'day AND say g'day mate as well. G'DAY MATE IS ALMOST ALWAYS USED when addressing a MALE. No matter what country YOU! May come from!.Political correctness has now crawled in and Sheilas can & will call other females mate as well as to the males. (MATE), means FRIEND. (UNTIL proven OTHERWISE.).

G'day mate, howzit going?.
G'day mate.. (When casually passing someone, or , just a g'day will be very fine to use.

by Loz from OZ. June 23, 2017