good buddy

noun

1. Citizens Band Radio Slang. the operator of a CB radio; fellow operator (often used as a form of direct address while broadcasting).
2. Informal. a trusted companion or colleague; friend.

Example Sentences

“It’s always nice to play with a good buddy, and made for a comfortable first two days.”

From Seattle Times

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' good buddy Harlan Crow is a big supporter of No Labels, the group potentially running a third-party ticket but his wife is a Haley fan who is holding fundraisers with other rich billionaire wives.

From Salon

“Thank you, Fly. You are a good buddy.”

From Literature

The next governor elected two years from now may not be Transparent Ted’s good buddy.

From Washington Times

“I am passing my very good buddy, but if there were a script where we all could have finished on the same number, I’m sure we would have signed it gladly,” he said.

From Seattle Times

Related Words

• accomplice
• acquaintance
• associate
• buddy
• chum
• colleague
• comrade
• confidant