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What does homie mean in UK or Australia?
What does homie mean in UK or Australia?
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You use 'homie', which is a slang word, to mean 'friend'.
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You use 'homie', which is a slang word, to mean 'friend'.
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It just reminds me of an inspiring song called 'Young homie' from Chris Rene, you guys definitely have to check it out.
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