blud
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Noun — A casual, informal way to address a close friend, especially in British urban slang (roughly equivalent to "mate" or "bro").
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Etymology
From Multicultural London English, ultimately from Caribbean Creole "blood" meaning a close friend or family member (compare "blood brother").
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What does “blud” mean?
The word “blud” means a casual, informal way to address a close friend, especially in British urban slang (roughly equivalent to "mate" or "bro"). In plain terms, a slang term for a close friend, popular in UK street slang.
How do you pronounce “blud”?
“Blud” is pronounced bluhd (/blʌd/ in IPA).
How do you use “blud” in a sentence?
Here is “blud” used in a sentence: “"You alright, blud?" he called across the street.”
What part of speech is “blud”?
“Blud” is a noun.