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noun

homegirl

HOHM-gl

Homegirl (noun) means a close female friend, especially one from the same neighbourhood. Example: “She called her homegirl to come get her from the party.”

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noun
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A close female friend, especially one from the same neighbourhood.
"She called her homegirl to come get her from the party."

How to use homegirl

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSlang for a close female friend, paralleling "homeboy."

When to use it

Informal slang, not used in formal contexts.

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homegirls plural

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Etymology

Formed from home + girl, the female counterpart to homeboy.

Frequently asked questions

What does “homegirl” mean?

The word “homegirl” means a close female friend, especially one from the same neighbourhood. In plain terms, slang for a close female friend, paralleling "homeboy.".

How do you pronounce “homegirl”?

“Homegirl” is pronounced HOHM-gl (/ˈhoʊmˌɡɝl/ in IPA).

How do you use “homegirl” in a sentence?

Here is “homegirl” used in a sentence: “She called her homegirl to come get her from the party.”

What part of speech is “homegirl”?

“Homegirl” is a noun.

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