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What is another word for mate?

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Noun
A friend or companion, typically a close one
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“His closest mate, Jim Gordon, describes how particular Lawson was, both in his tramping and camping practices.”
Noun
A partner, typically in business, at work, or as part of a group
“Each staff officer shall have assigned as his running mate that line officer who at the time is the junior officer of the rank in which the staff officer is commissioned.”
Noun
A romantic partner or spouse
“Richard proved to be her perfect mate. He was steady, devoted, gainfully employed, and well-matched with the requisite temperament.”
Noun
A female romantic partner or spouse
“All he could see was his beautiful mate and hear her words from yesterday ringing in his ears.”
Noun
A male romantic partner or spouse
“Amy looked over her shoulder at her handsome mate, intrigued by his story but still just so grateful he was alive.”
Noun
Each of a pair of things intended to complement or match each other
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“It appears that I've lost the mate to this sock.”
Noun
A friendly form of address, especially between men or boys
“Hey, mate, what did you say your name was?”
Noun
An assistant or deputy in certain trades
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“Dallamore, 23, a servant, has been working in West London as a plumber's mate in workman's clothes.”
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One who follows the business of navigating ships or other vessels
Noun
Male sibling or male friend close like a sibling, short for Br or Bro
Noun
Brother or bredrin
Verb
To engage in amorous relations, especially for purposes of procreating
“Pandas are notorious for being unwilling to mate in captivity.”
Verb
To enter into marriage
“Is it true that people generally tend to mate with others from their own social class?”
Verb
To join or match as a pair
“They teach you how to pick up your toys and how to mate the socks from the laundry.”
Verb
To join or be joined firmly together
Verb
To breed or reproduce within an isolated community
Interjection
An exclamation to get attention
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