"buddy by" is not a correct phrase in written English.
However, you might want to use the phrase "bye, buddy" which is commonly used to bid farewell to a friend. For example: Have a great weekend, buddy.Bye!.
15 1 BUD, NOT BUDDY, by Christopher Paul Curtis.
(All ages) 10 7 BUD, NOT BUDDY, by Christopher Paul Curtis.
(Ages 4 to 8) 8 8 BUD, NOT BUDDY, by Christopher Paul Curtis.
I got turned on to Buddy by the intense connection I had with Stevie.
(Ages 8 and up) 7 4 BUD, NOT BUDDY, by Christopher Paul Curtis.
Mr. Boyle became an instant celebrity -- hailed as a long-lost buddy by New York hard-hats.
On the video, Mr. Johnson, who has hair like Cher and wears an earring, greets buddies by saying things like, "I see you finally went all digital," and makes speeches about the dangers of bootlegging software.
He upset many leftwing buddies by approving Labour's idea of a social contract, promoted before its return to office in 1974, even in the face of opposition from within his own union.
In addition to the extraordinary "Drinking Buddies," by Joe Swanberg, and "Ain't Them Bodies Saints," by David Lowery (which are also available via video on demand), two other independent films that opened in the last few weeks are among the worthiest films on screens now: "This Is Martin Bonner" (also on V.O.D).
Other new options the review presents for providers of NHS care include increased use of "buddying", by which high-performing hospitals help those in special measures, joint venture networks such as the orthopaedic centre in south-west London run by four NHS trusts, and the "expert provider" system.
They can either create these travel journals by themselves or with their travel buddies by inviting them to join.
