bae
- noun
- /beɪ/
- Slang
- While I remember... Eric is... coming to the wedding and he's bringing his new bae.
We need to just say, BAE, I need to have a talk with you.
- We need to just say, BAE, I need to have a talk with you.
- Also people always say is Bae's short for they ask if it's a nickname.
Examples
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You got your real baes here.
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Hey, it's your bae.
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We need to just say, BAE, I need to have a talk with you.
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Again, he says when you walk in the room and see BAE on the bed.
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So I have really been loving BAE so much from Kim K.
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Hey, it's your bae.
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What's up, bae?
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It's me, BAE Brooks, bathtub, candles, smells, incense, you know what I mean?
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Who wants to be my bae tonight?
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You can't even go a night without talking to your bae?
Synonyms
A name you call someone you love
A person you are dating, like a boyfriend or girlfriend
A friendly, informal name for a child or close friend
A short affectionate name for someone you love in messages
A name someone uses to show love for a partner or close friend
A loving nickname for a baby or someone close to you
A friendly informal word used to call someone, often in British English
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bae is a short form of babe or baby, a quick, sweet name people use for someone they love. Some people also say it comes from the phrase 'before anyone else', and that is a helpful way to remember why it is used for a special person. That's why bae now means a boyfriend, girlfriend, or someone you care about.