Homie

A 'homie' is an informal term of endearment used primarily within close-knit groups, often referring to a friend, buddy, or acquaintance. The word conveys a sense of familiarity, loyalty, and shared experiences. It implies a strong bond of camaraderie and can signify mutual respect. The term's usage varies across different cultures and communities, sometimes carrying subtle nuances depending on context and regional dialects. Though primarily associated with male friendships, the term can also be applied to female companions. It can be used in various situations to convey warmth, solidarity, or simply to address someone. The level of formality, like any slang term, varies by situation. It can be used in casual greetings, expressions of support, and as a shorthand for camaraderie. The term can be used to show loyalty and camaraderie.

Homie meaning with examples

• Yo, what's up, homie? Long time no see! Glad to finally catch up after all this time and the big move. How's the new job treating you? Let's hit up the burger joint later and catch up properly, it's always a good time with you around. Text me when you're free.
• I saw my homie get into a tough situation. Even though I did not agree with their actions, I knew I had to be there for him. He had been there for me through thick and thin. I made sure he was alright. No matter what, I had his back
• Man, I was stressed about the exam, but my homies helped me study and we were able to get each other through. We all shared notes and quizzed each other until we were confident. I am pretty sure we all crushed the exam after getting together.
• We're all going to the game together tonight. I called up my homies to organize a pre-game tailgate. We will bring snacks, drinks, and all kinds of good food, too, and we are all very excited to be together for this experience to support our team!