pal (Meaning)
pal (n)
a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities
pal (v)
become friends; act friendly towards
pal (n.)
A mate; a partner; esp., an accomplice or confederate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pal
pal Sentence Examples
- Tom was my pal throughout high school and remained a loyal friend.
- They had been pals since childhood, sharing secrets and adventures.
- The old cowboys were pals, bonded by their shared experiences on the range.
- The group of friends became known as "the pals," always up for a good time.
- The dog was her constant pal, always by her side with unwavering loyalty.
- I needed a pal to help me through the tough times, and she was there for me.
- We've been pals for years, and I wouldn't trade her friendship for anything.
- The two pals sat on the porch, reminiscing about old times and laughing like they always had.
- They were pals in crime, always scheming and getting into trouble.
- I'm looking for a new pal to go on outdoor adventures with.
FAQs About the word pal
a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities, become friends; act friendly towardsA mate; a partner; esp., an accomplice or confederate.
friend, buddy, sister, amigo, partner, familiar,confidant, confidante, compadre, crony
foe, enemy,enemy, foe, opponent, adversary, competitor, opponent, antagonist,competitor
Tom was my pal throughout high school and remained a loyal friend.
They had been pals since childhood, sharing secrets and adventures.
The old cowboys were pals, bonded by their shared experiences on the range.
The group of friends became known as "the pals," always up for a good time.
