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gen. cat ; goose ; cracker, dude, a man, jerk, wigger (dude and cracker are the most to be used in the USA vlad-pike amer. zod (амер. сленг essj ; player (Taras ; hoss (Taras argot. dawg (Aviator ; fool (AlexanderGerasimov ; dog (HarlemHomeboy ; slim (andreon ; homie (и обращение, и о другом негре • Homie ain't too brolic, but he ain't scrawny neither. And реу be stylin' on 'em a little, ya dig? scherfas brit. mush (SGints inf. kiddo ; a dude ; a guy ; brother (q3mi4 ; mate ("эй, чувак!" would be "oi, mate!" Jonathan Campion ; vato (Alvir ; lug ; mate (Vadim Rouminsky ; man (suburbian ; bub (обращение Taras invect. ball bag (Taras jerg. dude (Where's my car dude? Где моя тачка, чувак? Andy ; guy (MichaelBurov ; old sport (MichaelBurov ; champ (Баян ; sport (a form of address used esp between males КГА ; money (уважаемый или умелый человек • You're so money, and you dont even know it vogeler ; fella (Buddy89 ; dude ; fucker ; zod ; man (MichaelBurov jerga l. ese (аналогично англ. homie HarlemHomeboy rein. bloke (Vadim Rouminsky inf. dood (doode; то же, что dude zabriski ; dood (то же, что dude; doode zabriski inf. mugs gen. buddy inf. you are the man! (одобрительно, напр., при благодарности за помощь carburetted jerg. daddy'o (Mid 50's to mid-60's beatnik/hipster slang. Somewhat equivalent to today's "dude" or "man" but with a much cooler zen-bohemian and/or streetwise hipster attitude. Telecaster
