Synonyms for guys
guys

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1. guysnoun

   Synonyms:
   gents, chap, person, folks, dude, people, bloke, fellows

2. guysnoun

   Persons, irrespective of their genders.

   Who are those guys?

   Synonyms:
   person, gents, fellows, people, bloke, folks, dude, chap

3. guysnoun

   A form of address for a group of male persons or a group of mixed male and female persons.

   Hi guys!

   Synonyms:
   fellows, gents, chap, bloke, folks, dude, people, person

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1. List of paraphrases for "guys":

   fellas, boys, guy, lads, dudes, types, men, folks, feilas, fellows, blokes, boyos, dawgs, boy, fellers, jackers, girls, kinds, mates, friends, buddies, laddies, boyfriends, dude, 're, man

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1. Thaddeus Young:

   I think the challenge is sustainability, it’s hard to sustain without your two best scorers in the lineup. That’s a total of almost 50 points between the two of them. When you have guys like and you have to try to make up 40 to 45 points for, that’s difficult.

2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar:

   A lot of the guys that are trying to jump into the NBA are immature and don’t understand the game and it’s having a negative effect on the college game and on the pro game, maybe they should do something about that such as raising the age to 21. Something should be done about the one-and-done phenomenon.

3. Kevon Looney:

   Were still really positive, our teams been battle-tested, weve had to play without key guys before so whatever happens, happens. Were ready and were confident that we have enough to win.

4. Carmelo Anthony:

   Those guys came out firing, they were locked in. They are a scary team. They played freely and play spaced out. They play with a lot of confidence. They play fast paced and you have to match that pace or contain that pace.

5. Andrei Zheleznyakov:

   Circles appeared before my eyes : red and orange. A ringing in my ears. I caught my breath. And a sense of fear : like something was about to happen. I sat down on a chair and told the guys,' It's got me,'.