mate's
Pal's own thing
Mate's is the possessive form of mate—a friend, companion, or partner.
In casual speech, especially British and Australian English, it marks something belonging to a friend: I'm crashing at my mate's tonight, That's my mate's car.
It also forms the possessive of mate meaning spouse or animal breeding partner: His mate's loyalty never wavered.
Reproductive cultivation of organisms
- pairingJoining two together
- couplingJoint between systems
- reproductionCopying or procreation
- offspring'sBelonging to one's young
Belonging to a friend
- pal'sBelonging to a friend
- friend'sBelonging to a companion
- companion'sBelonging to an associate
- comrade'sBelonging to an ally
ally's · partner's · cohort's · associate's
Of a male monarch
- queen'sOf a female monarch
- opponent'sBelonging to an adversary
- player'sBelonging to a competitor
- position'sOf a location
Belonging to one's mate
Of a mariner
- seaman'sBelonging to a sailor
- officer'sBelonging to authority figure
- boatswain'sOf the deck supervisor
- helmsman'sShip steerer's
navigator's · captain's · crew's · bosun's · quartermaster's · mariner's · skipper's
breeding
Reproductive cultivation of organisms
- pairingJoining two together
- couplingJoint between systems
- reproductionCopying or procreation
buddy's
Belonging to a friend
- pal'sBelonging to a friend
- friend'sBelonging to a companion
- companion'sBelonging to an associate
comrade's · ally's · partner's · cohort's · associate's
king's
Of a male monarch
- queen'sOf a female monarch
- opponent'sBelonging to an adversary
- player'sBelonging to a competitor
spouse's
Belonging to one's mate
bloke's
British male's possessive
- digger'sOf one who digs
sailor's
Of a mariner
- seaman'sBelonging to a sailor
- officer'sBelonging to authority figure
- boatswain'sOf the deck supervisor
helmsman's · navigator's · captain's · crew's · bosun's · quartermaster's · mariner's · skipper's
mate'senemy's
Belonging to an adversary
foe's · rival's · stranger's · adversary's · opponent's
- soul mateIdeal romantic counterpart
- first mateCaptain's second-in-command
- running mateVice presidential nominee
- old matesLong-standing companions
- best mate
- office matesColleagues sharing workspace
mate, classmate, mates, mated, roommate, teammate, checkmate, matey, shipmate