matey

As an adjective matey

is (uk) sociable or friendly.

As a noun matey

is (informal) , friend.

As a proper noun buddy is

a male nickname.

As nouns the difference between matey and trackback

is that matey is (informal) , friend while trackback is (uncountable|computing) a method to keep track of links to content, especially blog entries.

As an adjective matey

is (uk) sociable or friendly.

As an adjective matey is

(uk) sociable or friendly.

As a noun matey is

(informal) , friend.

As adjectives the difference between matey and mated

is that matey is (uk) sociable or friendly while mated is fitted together or interlocked.

As a noun matey

is (informal) , friend.

As a verb mated is

(mate).

As nouns the difference between matey and maty

is that matey is diminutive of lang=en, friend while maty is a native house servant in India.

As an adjective matey

is sociable or friendly.

As an adjective matey

is (uk) sociable or friendly.

As a noun matey

is (informal) , friend.

As a verb mates is

.

As adjectives the difference between mitey and matey

is that mitey is of or pertaining to mites while matey is (uk) sociable or friendly.

As nouns the difference between mitey and matey

is that mitey is while matey is (informal) , friend.

As an adverb mitey

is .

As adjectives the difference between mazey and matey

is that mazey is while matey is (uk) sociable or friendly.

As a noun matey is

(informal) , friend.

As adjectives the difference between matey and matty

is that matey is (uk) sociable or friendly while matty is matted.

As a noun matey

is (informal) , friend.