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Main Entry: fellow
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: male or female colleague, friend

Synonyms:

assistant, associate, cohort, companion, compeer, comrade, concomitant, confrere, consort, coordinate, counterpart*, coworker, double, duplicate, equal, instructor, lecturer, match, mate, member, partner, peer, professor, reciprocal, twin

Antonyms:

enemy
Main Entry: associate
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: colleague

Synonyms:

accessory, accomplice, affiliate, aid, ally, assistant, auxiliary, branch, buddy, chum, clubber, co-worker, cohort, collaborator, companion, compatriot, comrade, confederate, consort, cooperator, crony, fellow, friend, helper, joiner, kissing cousin, mate, offshoot, one of the folks, pal, pard, partner, peer, playmate, sidekick

Antonyms:

antagonist, competitor, enemy, foe, opponent, rival, stranger
Main Entry: boy
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: young man

Synonyms:

buck, cadet, chap, child, dude*, fellow, gamin, guy, half-pint, junior, lad, little guy, little shaver, master, punk*, puppy, runt, schoolboy, shaver, small fry, sonny, sprout*, squirt, stripling, tadpole, whippersnapper, youngster, youth

Antonyms:

girl
Main Entry: complementary
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: filling, completing

Synonyms:

commutual, complemental, completing, completory, conclusive, correlative, correspondent, corresponding, crowning, equivalent, fellow, integral, integrative, interconnected, interdependent, interrelated, interrelating, matched, mated, paired, parallel, reciprocal
Notes: something is complimentary when it has the property embodied in such an expression; complementary describes an addition that produces completeness or perfection in something

Antonyms:

independent, unrelated
Main Entry: concomitant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: contributing, accompanying

Synonyms:

accessory, adjuvant, agreeing, ancillary, associated with, associative, attendant, attending, belonging, coefficient, coetaneous, coeval, coexistent, coincident, coincidental, collateral, complementary, concordant, concurrent, conjoined, conjoined with, connected, contemporaneous, contemporary, coordinate, corollary, coterminous, coupled with, fellow, in tempo, in time, incident, isochronal, isochronous, joint, satellite, synchronal, synchronous, synergetic, synergistic

Antonyms:

accidental, chance, unrelated
Main Entry: confederate
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: abettor

Synonyms:

accessory, accomplice, ally, associate, coconspirator, collaborator, colleague, conspirator, fellow, fellow traveler, partner
Main Entry: counterpart
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: match; identical part or thing

Synonyms:

analogue, carbon copy, complement, copy, correlate, correlative, correspondent, dead ringer, ditto*, doppelganger, duplicate, equal, equivalent, fellow, like, look alike, mate, obverse, opposite, opposite number, peas in a pod, pendant, ringer, spit and image, spitting image, supplement, tally, twin, two of a kind

Antonyms:

opposite
Main Entry: creature
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: being, beast

Synonyms:

animal, body, brute, creation, critter, fellow, individual, living being, living thing, lower animal, man, mortal, party, person, personage, quadruped, soul, varmint, woman

Antonyms:

abstract, inanimate
Main Entry: dude
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: friend

Synonyms:

buddy, chap, fellow, guy
Main Entry: duplicate
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: copy, reproduction

Synonyms:

Xerox, analogue, carbon, carbon copy, chip off the old block, clone, companion, coordinate, copycat, correlate, counterfeit, counterpart, counterscript, dead ringer, ditto*, double, dupe*, duplication, facsimile, fake, fellow, germination, imitation, knockoff, likeness, lookalike, match, mate, obverse, parallel, phony, photocopy, photostat, pirate, reciprocal, recurrence, repetition, replica, replication, repro, ringer, second, similarity, spitting image, stat, twin

Antonyms:

archetype, model, original, prototype
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