buddies'
Belonging to companions
The possessive form of buddies, indicating something belonging to or associated with a group of close friends.
It often appears in informal contexts, such as shared possessions, experiences, or spaces: We’re meeting at my buddies’ place for the game.
The apostrophe placement signals plural ownership, distinguishing it from the singular possessive buddy’s.
Possessive for multiple pals
- companions'Possessive of associates
- mates'Possessive of companions
- comrades'Belonging to fellow allies
- brothers'Plural male sibling possessive
friends'
Possessive for multiple pals
- companions'Possessive of associates
- mates'Possessive of companions
- comrades'Belonging to fellow allies
soldiers'
Belonging to combatants
buddies'enemies
Hostile opposing parties
foes · adversaries · antagonists · nemeses · rivals
- fuck buddiesNon-romantic sexual partners
- bosom buddiesInseparable close companions
- drinking buddies
- study buddiesPartners for shared learning
- buddies upBecomes friends with someone
- gym buddiesFitness companions who exercise together