amigo

[uh-mee-goh, ah-mee-, ah-mee-gaw]

noun

plural

amigos 

1. a friend, especially a male friend.

amigo

/ æˈmiːɡəʊ, ə- /

noun

1. a friend; comrade

Word History and Origins

Origin of amigo¹

1830–40, < Spanish < Latin amīcus

Word History and Origins

Origin of amigo¹

Spanish, from Latin amicus

Example Sentences

As the quick dinner my hosts and I were supposed to have at Casa Bonita turned into two hours, I thought of another Hollywood rude boy turned amigo of Mexicans: Jimmy Kimmel.

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In that pursuit of the unattainable, the two amigos often have achieved cinematic brilliance together.

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Until Republicans seize control of their messaging from Marjorie Taylor Greene and her amigos, including U.S.

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Osmer, rather than obtaining a translator, questioned the man in English, occasionally asking in Spanish if he understood and calling him “amigo.”

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“I’ve been playing this game long enough. I’m kind of solidified on that side. If it did come down to that, then adios, amigos.”

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