(1) She doesn't realise she has; it's a matey thing.(2) You'll need more than that, matey , going by your opinion polls.(3) He lacked the friendly demeanour and matey style.(4) Imagine my surprise when he failed to succumb to my charms and rather politely put me in a cab and sent me home without so much as a matey punch on the arm.(5) Besides - I haven't heard from YOU in a while either matey !(6) By an amazing twist of fate, matey , you're talking to the bloke with an honours degree in Spanish and Portuguese.(7) If you are hopeless, matey , you're certainly not alone…(8) He could drink as much as the next man, but there was still something about him that seemed to hold back as the evening developed into the usual matey banter about football rivalries.(9) Most everyone at Parliament, even Winston, is quite matey with Rodney.(10) He has a lazy, matey sort of north London accent, longingly smokes each cigarette, as if it is his last, and has an acerbic wit, usually directed against himself.(11) Mel has become quite matey with the woman opposite, Sybille, who writes self help books and whose house smells strongly of incense.(12) No wonder you have to take it out on children, matey .(13) Then you'll have all the answer you need, matey .(14) He, matey thoroughgoing professional that he is, suffers from nothing of the sort.(15) To which they replied: ‘Clearly not you, matey .’(16) Of course it doesn't hurt that it's one of the songs where his matey big brother persona grates least.
