A close friend.
Originally used among transplanted African-Americans with Southern roots to refer to and aid in the assimilation of someone who might have directly migrated from a common Southern home town or is otherwise well known to the person using the term.
Used to establish a mutual relationship between the invidividual using the term, the person described by it, and a third person.
Originally used among transplanted African-Americans with Southern roots to refer to and aid in the assimilation of someone who might have directly migrated from a common Southern home town or is otherwise well known to the person using the term.
Used to establish a mutual relationship between the invidividual using the term, the person described by it, and a third person.
by Glenn November 18, 2004
A vessel for spreading news, especially in the case of perps snatchin' yo people up, tryin' to rape 'em.
by RAKER69 August 23, 2010
by Wildstallion06 June 20, 2005
Homeboy like "Homie" is an English language slang term found in Westcoast American urban culture, whose origins etymologists generally trace to Mexican-American Spanglish from the late 19th century, meaning a male friend from back home, close friend, or someone gang affliated.
This my Homeboy from Los Angeles.
by Andre Santana January 02, 2018
The epitome of a friend. Somebody you kick it with. A person who always has your back. You can't go through life without a homeboy. It's hard to have more than one, because they're one in a million.
by Kalseng December 21, 2010
by Mariokev June 20, 2009
by Economic slave July 07, 2018