bubber
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9.9
- noun
- /ˈbʌbər/
- Informal
- YOU'RE A SAINT, JOHN BUBBER.
Examples
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I LOVE YOU, JOHN BUBBER.
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Hey, bubber! It's great to see you again!
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I can't wait to hang out with you, bubber!
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You're always there for me, bubber, and I appreciate it.
Synonyms
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1.0
A close friend you spend time with
707
5.3
A person who is a friend, used in casual talk
274
8.2
A short, loving name for a partner or close friend
145
8.6
A close friend often from the same neighborhood or background
120
7.8
A person you like and trust, often a close friend
94
8.6
A close friend you know well and trust
88
7.7
A male friend or a brother
48
9.3
A friendly way to speak to a boy or man in casual talk
29
9.7
A casual word people use to address a friend or peer
29
9.5
Close family members or friends you care about
20
7.2
A very close friend you trust and talk to often
16
8.9
A friendly word used to talk to someone you love or care about
16
9.9
A friendly name for a younger brother or close male friend
9
8.8
A friendly, informal name used for a man you know well
7
9.1
A friendly name for a close friend
6
9.9
An informal word for a guy friend, like bro
1
8.1
A friend you have known for a long time, often since childhood
1
8.6
A friendly, informal name for a child or close friend
1
9.9
A close friend you do many things with
1
9.9
A name someone uses to show love for a partner or close friend
1
9.9
A close friend like a brother
1
9.9
A friend used especially in Dutch and Belgian English
1
9.9
A casual word for a friend, often a man
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bubber as a word for a close friend comes from friendly forms like bub and buddy, giving the same warm, informal tone. So, calling someone bubber is like calling them a close 'friend' or 'pal'.