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co-conspirator

or co·con·spir·a·tor

[ koh-kuhn-spir-uh-ter ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

First recorded in 1860–65

Former Congressman David Rivera has been publicly given a title he was long believed to possess: unindicted co-conspirator.

But I could not bear the thought of skater Takahashi being seen by the world as a co-conspirator in our crime.

The difference between Nixon and Holder is that Nixon failed in his effort to treat Sheehan as a co-conspirator.

After an opening DJ set by his Fallon co-conspirator Questlove, Timberlake sauntered out onstage a few minutes past midnight.

My partner John has always been a first reader and co-conspirator on my projects, this one especially.

His uneasiness was quite apparent, while on the other hand his co-conspirator, Olney, was in a happy state of mind.

Todd, now duly installed as co-conspirator, opened the ball the next morning at breakfast.

Pellams flunked in the examination; his co-conspirator passed meagerly; but Pellams' heart lost little of its wonted buoyancy.

He was not especially interested in the political embroilments of his co-conspirator.

Mere waste of words; Harold was off next morning to Harbridge, and Phillipa reported progress to her co-conspirator.

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