Synonym: associate, colleague, companion, comrade, crony, fellow, friend, partner, playmate. Similar words: pale, palm, palace, principal, palatial, municipal, Palestinian. Meaning: [pæl] 
n. a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities. v. become friends; act friendly towards.
n. a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities. v. become friends; act friendly towards. 
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(1) He is a pal of mine.
(2) You're my best pal.
(3) Look, pal, I don't want you hanging around.
(4) Sakota was her cousin and bosom pal.
(5) It's my old pal Pete!
(6) Stick the boot in, pal!
(7) Well, so long, pal, see you around.
(8) I used to pal around with Brad.
(9) Look, pal, you're asking for trouble.
(10) I've got a pen pal in Australia.
(11) It was nice having someone to pal around with.
(12) Now look here, pal, you're asking for trouble!
(13) He used to pal around with one of the president's sons.
(14) If I were you, pal, I'd stay away from her!
(15) Listen, pal, I don't want you talking to my sister any more.
(16) You should pal up with him. He is the man to be trusted.
(17) Where's my best pal Scorelord?
(18) See you again, old pal.
(19) His pal, also six, helped drag him to safety.
(20) Stick to what you're good at, pal.
(21) Buster is a rabbit, and good pal. Sentencedict.com
(22) Oh, but pal - you're wrong.
(23) And there are online equivalents to pen pal clubs.
(24) Nicholas was a pal of William's at school.
(25) Listen, pal, I know what I'm talking about, okay?
(26) Pal Peter Barrett, 45, in the country with him to instal a communications network, was badly injured.
(27) But his 11-year-old pal panicked because he was frightened of getting into trouble, it was revealed yesterday.
(28) Their pal Robert Musgrave would play their long-suffering compatriot, Bob.
(29) The mystery pal held Sporty Spice's hand in a show of support as they left London's Kabaret club.
(30) First he slapped Lisa then had hot turkey love with her best pal.