[
UK
/hˈəʊmbɔɪ/
]
NOUN
- a fellow male member of a youth gang
- a male friend from your neighborhood or hometown
How To Use homeboy In A Sentence
- I could see my homeboy was scared, but that little Maya tried to kick at the old man.
- Weaver, who wrapped up his interview with Biden by quipping "Senator Biden is now my homeboy", couldn't resist doing so again.
- I was 15, going over to a homeboy's house, and these dudes were running toward us with bats and chains.
- Go on, now: bust a move, or whatever it is you homeboys do to help you perambulate. The Whisperers
- I hated that it was the last day of school and I had to be stuck in there with all of them when I could have been somewhere, hanging out with my main homeboy.
- Whatever are Guardiola's reasons (is homeboyism a word?) for promoting the gauche, unadept Busquets ahead of the unarguably world-class Toure, the former tends to give the ball away in crucial areas (see Walcott's goal among quite a few other occasions this season) and is just not all that. The Guardian World News
- The Astros, who made a counteroffer of $13.5 million, stand to benefit greatly on the field and at the box office from having Houston's favorite homeboy in uniform.
- My homeboys are so not into politics, but they need to pay attention to this one.
- On or off-screen, there's no difference between him and the capital's hip hop homeboys.
- Yet my Angeleno homeboys won't be rolling out the welcome wagon.