buddyroos
Just a nifty word that means "friends since childhood."
You can find it in that book 'Catcher In the Rye,' By JD Salinger.
You can find it in that book 'Catcher In the Rye,' By JD Salinger.
They were old buddyroos.
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buddymoon
buddymoon by Jacob Daly December 13, 2007
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buddydood
The proper name to call a close bro.
Buddydoods commonly:
1)play hockey and/or lacrosse.
2)have flowy lettuce streaming out the back of their buckets
3) always rocks a pinny or a Polo polo or a nice pastel
4) wears nice pastel shorts
5) wears a fresh backwards fitted or snapback
6) wears croakies with a fresh pair of shades (i.e. preferably rayban or oakley)
7) drinks a lot of beer smokes a lot of weed and pack a lot of chewing tobacco
8)owns a jeep cherokee
9) listens to dave matthews
10) throws sauce, lives the dream
11) nike midcalves with turf dogs or boat shoes
Buddydoods commonly:
1)play hockey and/or lacrosse.
2)have flowy lettuce streaming out the back of their buckets
3) always rocks a pinny or a Polo polo or a nice pastel
4) wears nice pastel shorts
5) wears a fresh backwards fitted or snapback
6) wears croakies with a fresh pair of shades (i.e. preferably rayban or oakley)
7) drinks a lot of beer smokes a lot of weed and pack a lot of chewing tobacco
8)owns a jeep cherokee
9) listens to dave matthews
10) throws sauce, lives the dream
11) nike midcalves with turf dogs or boat shoes
Hey buddydood lets go drink some brews and toss some sauce in the back yard and bury the biscuit top shelf and listen to dave. Word buddydude
buddydood by thereal_doood May 24, 2011
budderboss012
budderboss012 by vflfan123 May 3, 2021
buddyroo
A term of affection bestowed upon a good friend or mate. Used as a term of encouragement with someone you like and trust. Can sometimes be used in a patronizing manner.
buddyroo by rainbowpony January 16, 2012
buddymoon
Sarah and Tom got married in New York, followed by a week-long buddymoon in Jamaica with their 10 closest friends.
buddymoon by Grace Farrelly July 14, 2011
buddymoon
buddymoon by Carlos Pedraza December 28, 2007
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