A term of endearment: a derivation of the term "buddy' ..Usually used by Guyanese people to refer to a friend, pal or colleague. It is used in greetings usually.
1.) Some random guy who won't wave to you on the street, or otherwise greet you.
2.) A man who does you wrong/screws you over
3.) An especially bad driver
While usable for all genders and ages, the preferred word when talking to a woman is "lady" (lay-day).
When a child is the target: "junior" (joon-ya) is appropriate.
An expression used to show how much you like something, to show an appreciation, to be very BUDDAY BUDDAY, and as always, emphasis is key. Said this way, "BUDDAY- have emphasis on the BUD yet less emphasis on the DAY, but never losing emphasis on the whole word. BUDDAY. Almost like saying it like, BAU-dae, (in lamen terms). Used to express emotions as in the examples below:
1. That is very BUDDAY BUDDAY
2. Hello good BUDDAY
3. What in the good BUDDAY?
4. That was very unBUDDAY
5. BUDDAY BUDDAY!!!!
6. Captian BUDDAY
7. Time to BUDDAY it up a bit
8. There is only one word to describe that......BUDDAY
9. BUDDAY is used any time at all possible times
1.Budday is a friend you generally smoke weed with all the time. At home or in public. Weed is the base of the relationship.
2. A word substitution for marijuana