pally
- adjective
- /ˈpæli/
- UK
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amigable
- After spending the summer together, they became quite pally and shared all their secrets.
And like, I became so pally with Charlie, it turned.
- And like, I became so pally with Charlie, it turned.
- But you know, Jono trusted a few guys, was probably a bit pally their credit in the bank.
- Comes up to me, punches me in the stomach, punches me in the stomach like and he's like, oh, you all right, like me like acting or like pally with me.
Examples
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She is very pally with her coworkers, often joking and laughing with them during breaks.
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His pally demeanor made it easy for everyone to feel comfortable around him.
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And like, I became so pally with Charlie, it turned.
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Yeah, and Sarah's pally with her because the the boys are friends.
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But you know, Jono trusted a few guys, was probably a bit pally their credit in the bank.
Synonyms
773
1.0
Kind and helpful toward other people
88
3.4
Close and friendly with someone you know well
33
4.1
Showing warm, friendly, and sincere feeling
23
5.2
Friendly in a relaxed way like a close friend
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8.0
Acting overly friendly in a way that seems fake or inappropriate
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9.9
Acting too friendly in a way that seems fake
Friendly in a way that feels like you are close friends
Very warm and welcoming to people
Antonyms
How Friendly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pally comes from pal + -ly, and the simple word pal came from a Romani word meaning 'brother', a close friend. So, to be pally is to act like a close friend or be 'too familiar' with someone.