Amigo Definition

ə-mēgō
amigos
noun
A friend.
Webster's New World

(casual term) Friend.

Wiktionary

(casual term, mainly California, informal) Mexican.

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Noun

Singular:
amigo
Plural:
amigos

Origin of Amigo

  • From Spanish amigo (“friend”), from Latin amicus (“friend”), derived from amare (“to love”). Compare French ami, Italian amico, Portuguese amigo and Romanian amic.

    From Wiktionary

  • Spanish from Latin amīcus

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Amigo Sentence Examples

  • If you are telling us Spanish property is a surefire investment for the next five years, mucho suerte mi amigo.

  • Aside from dance games like Dance Dance Revolution and alternative rhythm games like Samba di Amigo and DJ Hero, the most notable competition for the Guitar Hero audience on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 is the Rock Band franchise.

  • It is also where she met her maestro y amigo Manu Chao who produced her debut album as Amparanoia, El Poder de Machin.

  • You can get maracas for Samba De Amigo, DDR mats for the Dance Dance Revolution games, and a light gun for the shooting games.

  • It's called Samba De Amigo and you play the maracas.

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Words Starting With

AAMAMI

Words Ending With

OGOIGO

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