| Tar |
| Swab |
| Ahoy |
| Bucko |
| Pirate pal |
| Salt's pal |
| Brit's bro |
| Bristol bro |
| Chum: Brit. |
| Brighton bud |
| Chum, at sea |
| Nautical pal |
| Sailor buddy |
| Sailor's pal |
| Brit's buddy |
| Chatham chum |
| British buddy |
| Bloke's buddy |
| Buccaneer bud |
| Cockney crony |
| Fellow sailor |
| London docker |
| Pirate's chum |
| Pirates pal |
| Sailor friend |
| Swabby's chum |
| Yorkshire pal |
| Sailor's chum |
| Brighton buddy |
| British docker |
| Pirate's buddy |
| Pirate address |
| Buccaneer's bud |
| Buddy on a boat |
| Chelmsford chum |
| Pirate's friend |
| Chichester chum |
| Chum, to a Brit |
| Ahoy" recipient |
| Ahoy!" addressee |
| Chum, in Chelsea |
| Chum, in Croydon |
| Companion at sea |
| Swab's sobriquet |
| Word after "ahoy |
| Buddy in Britian |
| Buddy, in Britain |
| Tony Blair's chum |
| Buccaneer's buddy |
| Close chum (slang) |
| Rum-drinking buddy |
| Sailor's sobriquet |
| Shipboard companion |
| Chummy, in Cheshire |
| Address for a pirate |
| Friendly or familiar |
| Chummy, in Cheltenham |
| London dockyard worker |
| Address on a ship, of yore |
| Companionable, in Cheshire |
| Talk Like a Pirate Day address |
| One to whom "Ahoy!" is directed |