- - Ice finally sinks in substantial cordial
- - Buddy, in Britain
- - Chummy, in Chelsea
- - Comradely, in London
- - Buddy in Britian
- - Companionable, in Cheshire
- - London docker
- - Chummy, in Cheshire
- - London dockyard worker
- - Chum, in Chelsea
- - Chum, in Croydon
- - Chummy, in Cheltenham
- - London dockman.
- - "My fellow pirate"
- - "Ahoy, ...!" (pirate greeting)
- - To whom you might cry "Ahoy!"
- - Ahoy ...! (pirate's greeting)
- - "Ahoy, ...!" (pirate's shout)
- - Shipboard companion
- - Pirate's pal
- - Friendly or familiar
- - Close chum (slang)
- - Buddy on a boat
- - Fellow sailor
- - Buccaneer bud
- - Pal, to a pirate
- - Friendly final check before end of day
- - 'Ahoy!' addressee
- - Pirate's friend
- - Chum, to a Brit
- - Sailor friend
- - Address on a ship, of yore
- - Rum-drinking buddy
- - Word after "ahoy"
- - Pirate's buddy
- - Address for a pirate
- - Buccaneer's buddy
- - Sailor buddy
- - Talk Like a Pirate Day address
- - Bloke's buddy
- - Bristol bro
- - "Ahoy" recipient
- - Chum at sea
- - "Ahoy, ......!"
- - Swabby's chum
- - British docker
- - Brit's bro
- - Pal on a ship
- - Nautical pal
- - Brighton bud
- - Sailor's sobriquet
- - Chichester chum
- - Chatham chum
- - Brighton buddy
- - Brit form of chum
- - One to whom "Ahoy!" is directed
- - Pirate's chum
- - Companion at sea
- - Sailor's pal
- - Bristol bud
- - British bud
- - Chelmsford chum
- - Salt's pal
- - Sailor's chum
- - Jim, to Long John
- - Swab's sobriquet
- - Yorkshire pal
- - Buccaneer's bud
- - British pal
- - Sea dog's buddy
- - Tony Blair's chum
- - Pirate pal
- - Plymouth pal
- - Pal, to a Britisher
- - Captain's subordinate, slangily
- - Chum: Brit.
- - Cockney crony
- - Chummy: Brit.
- - Companionable: Colloq.
- - British version of chum.
- - Sailor's pal: Navy slang.
- - Brit's buddy
- - Chummy
- - British buddy
- - Pirate address
- - Companionable
- - Swab
- - Tar
- - Bucko
- - See 22-Down
- - Term for a sailor
- - Friendly
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