mateUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈmeɪt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/meɪt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(māt)
No dictionary entry found for 'mate' ✓ See the definition of "mate" in our monolingual dictionaryForum discussions with the word(s) "mate" in the title: 'Me' instead of 'my' in British English [me mate; me burger; me dog] - English Only forum
'On the rocks, mate' - English Only forum 'Pal', 'chum', or 'mate' - condescending? - English Only forum (US) mate - ??? - English Only forum [Australian Greeting] You alright, mate? - English Only forum Address girl on street [equivalent of 'mate'] - English Only forum AE version of "Cheers mate" - English Only forum Again I tell you it is not the insignificant private individual...I wish to mate - English Only forum batch mate - English Only forum Breed or mate - English Only forum breed/mate - English Only forum buddy, mate, pal - English Only forum Can I use suffix "mate" in other nouns? - English Only forum clasped its mate - English Only forum Co- , Fellow, Mate - English Only forum Colleague / mate / partner / fellow worker / co-worker - English Only forum comma after 'thanks' [interjection]: Thanks, Dad. Thanks, mate. - English Only forum companion/fellow/mate/teammate/partner/schoolmate/colleague - English Only forum Date or Soul Mate? - English Only forum desire to mate - English Only forum desk-mate; grade-mate - English Only forum ditched his mate to be my friend - English Only forum Ere, let's get outer this, mate - English Only forum Ex-mate - English Only forum fellow /mate - English Only forum feminine equivalent to mate, lad, pal - English Only forum friend/ buddy /mate/ dude - English Only forum Get the beers in, mate. - English Only forum Hay ye goin' mate - English Only forum her desired mate - English Only forum more...
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