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associatesnounpl. of associate a person frequently seen in the company of anothera number of his associates were members of organized crime, so he was a person of interest to the FBI cohorts, companions, compatriots, compeers, comrades, cronies, fellows, hobnobbers, mates, running mates colleagues, coworkers(or co-workers), equals, peers, workmatesaccomplices, affiliates, allies, collaborators, confederates, halves, partnersbuddies, chums, confidants, familiars, friends, hearties, intimates, palscountrymenclassmates, housemates, messmates, playfellows, playmates, roommates(also roomies), schoolmates, shipmates, teammatesattendants, escortshangers-on, leeches, parasites a fellow workermy associates at the office colleagues, confreres(also confrères), coworkers(or co-workers) equals, fellows, peersaccomplices, allies, cohorts, collaborators, confederates, copartners(or co-partners), halves, partnersbuddies, chums, companions, comrades, cronies, palscompatriots, countrymen to come or be together as friendsa socially ambitious couple who joined the country club in order to associate with the right sort of people chums, companies, consociates, consorts, fraternizes, hangs (around or out), hobnobs, hooks up, messes around, pals (around), runs, sorts, travels affiliates, allies, attaches, bands, bonds, clubs, collaborates, colludes, confederates, conjoins, connects, cooperates, couples, gangs, gets along, gets on, groups, interrelates, joins, knots, leagues, links, mingles, mixes, rallies, relates, sides, socializes, teams, ties, wedsbefriends, friends falls in with, is friends with, keeps company (with), rubs elbows (with)or rubs shoulders (with), takes up with avoids, cold-shoulders, shuns, snubsalienates, estrangesbreaks up, disbands, disperses, splits (up)disjoins, dissociates, disunites, divorces, severs, splits, sunders to think of (something) in combinationshe still associates Memorial Day with her long-ago fiancé, who died in Vietnam connects, correlates, identifies, links, relates compares, equates, likensgroups, joins, lumps (together), ties (together) contrasts, differentiates, discriminates, distinguishes, separates, sets off to come together to form a single unitthe elements hydrogen and oxygen associate to form molecules of water coalesces, combines, conjoins, conjugates, connects, couples, fuses, interfuses, joins, links (up), marries, unifies, unites mates, yokesallies, confederates, leagueschains, compounds, hitches, hooks, splicesassembles, clusters, congregates, constellates, convenes, gathers, meetsrecombines, reconnects, rejoins, reunifies, reunites breaks up, dissevers, parts, sections, separates, severs, splits, sunders, unlinks detaches, disaffiliates, disconnects, disjoins, disjoints, dissociates, disunites, divides, divorces, fractionates, isolates, resolves, uncouples, unyokesdisbands, disperses, scatters to form or enter into an association that furthers the interests of its membersnations deciding to associate in order to remove trade barriers allies, bands (together), clubs, coalesces, coheres, confederates, conjoins, cooperates, federates, leagues, unites cabals, collaborates, gangs up, hangs together, teams (up)incorporates, organizes, unionizesaffiliatesamalgamates, combines, conglomerates, consolidates, converges, groups, joins, mergesknots, links, ties, weds closes ranks, pulls together breaks up, disbands detaches, disengages, dissolves, disunites, divorces, parts, segregates, separates, severs, splits, sundersalienates, estranges, falls out to take part in social activitiesyou should try to associate with people your own age fraternizes, goes out, hobnobs, mingles, mixes, socializes, steps out carouses, parties, revelscirculates rubs elbows(or rubs shoulders) avoids, eschews, shunsslights, snubs |