- (cobber) Australian term for a pal
- (Cobber) Mate is a colloquialism used to refer to a friend and is commonly used in the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Ireland, but is now dated in the United States. ...
- (cobber) A pal, buddy, mate, friend
- (cobber) friend, mate (almost extinct).
- (Cobber) Friend. Used mainly by returned soldiers (A hero of some boys was Cobber Kain, a New Zealand flying ace who shot down Jerries.)
- (Cobber) Old term for mate, pal, friend, etc. Not used so much now.
- (cobber) a close companion or friend; chum or pal
- (cobber) a companion, a mate, a friend. The meaning is not the least bit obscure; however, the origin is. Possibly, cobber is one of those English dialect words that survived here in Australia after it had died out in England. ...
- A cobber is like a mate but no-one ever really calls anyone cobbber but it's perfectly okay and reasonable to say G'day cobber to someone who's a mate.
- Prehistoric Australian Bush Band see also "dinosaurs"
- Mates, pals, buddies