Homie

People who are close friends, but know nothing romantic will happen with them

Kim: Paul is literally a bro to me
Mia: so a homie

by Kittenkid109 February 27, 2017

homie

Meaning close-friend or buddy. Derived from homeboy, but also rumored to be a mispronounciation of the French word for 'man' which is "homme" (Sounds like "home", but you know the "e" on the end made someone go "homie").

What's crackin', homie?

by Kurokuma July 14, 2004

Homie

The term "homie" was started by Mexican-Americans, most commonly in East Los Angeles, though, of course, the credit givin for the term goes out mostly to African-Americans. The term derrives from Homeboy, and was shortened down to just "Homes" or sometimes spelled "holmes", which is another Mexican-American term, commonly used in California. Rapper Biggy Smalls has used the term homes/Holmes commonly.

Person 1: Whats happenning homie
Person 1: just chilling homes.

by Eddie.P March 31, 2007

Homie

Friend , brother

Today I wrote a letter to the hudge for my homie

by Ddubsgirl July 16, 2018

homy

a friend

yo homy

by MC Sugar Britches May 22, 2003

Homie

Contrary to popular belief, it was the Chicanos aka Mexican-American Pachuos of Los Angeles who created words such as Homie, Homeboy, and Homes which were all derived from their slang known as "Calo". However, Blacks adopted it and there's people who still think they created it just like they think they created Lowriders and call California "Cali" when the Pachucos did that.

Pachuco #1: What's happenin homie?

Pachuco #2: Just kickin it homes.

by rob-g April 20, 2007

Homie

Homie

Slang for friend.

Homie may also a derivative of "Homi/Homo."

"Homo" is latin for "human being."

"Whats up my homie."

Can also mean "Whats up my (fellow human being)."

by Bolasdagrk November 13, 2018