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1. (n.) pal
a close friend; comrade; chum.
2. (v.i.) pal
to associate as pals.
Etymology: (1675–85; < English Romany: brother, mate, dissimilated var. of continental Romany phral&indirdesc; Skt bhrāt&rdotbelow;brother)
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1. (verb) buddy, brother, chum, crony, pal, sidekick
a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities
2. (verb) pal, pal up, chum up
become friends; act friendly towards
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1. (noun) pal
a mate; a partner; esp., an accomplice or confederate
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Sense: an informal word for a friend
My son brought a pal home for tea.
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 Afrikaans: vriend |
 Arabic: صَديق |
 Bulgarian: приятел |
 Brazilian: amigo |
 Czech: kamarád, -ka |
 German: der Kumpel |
 Danish: kammerat |
 Greek: φίλος |
 Spanish: amigo, colega |
 Estonian: semu |
 Farsi: رفیق |
 Finnish: kamu |
 French: copain/-ine |
 Hebrew: חָבֵר |
 Hindi: मित्र |
 Croatian: dobar prijatelj |
 Hungarian: haver |
 Indonesian: teman |
 Icelandic: félagi |
 Italian: amico |
 Japanese: 仲よし |
 Korean: 친구, 동무 |
 Lithuanian: bičiulis, draugužis |
 Latvian: draugs; biedrs |
 Malay: kawan |
 Dutch: vriend |
 Norwegian: kompis, kamerat |
 Polish: kompan, kumpel |
 Persian: رفیق |
 Pashto: ملګړی |
 Portuguese: compincha |
 Romanian: tovarăş; prieten |
 Russian: приятель |
 Slovak: kamarát, -ka |
 Slovenian: prijatelj |
 Serbian: drugar |
 Swedish: kamrat, kompis |
 Thai: เพื่อนฝูง |
 Turkish: arkadaş, ahbap |
 Taiwanese: 夥伴 |
 Ukrainian: приятель, товариш |
 Urdu: يار |
 Vietnamese: bạn |
 Chinese: 伙伴 |
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