confederate
adjective
noun
verb (used with or without object), con·fed·er·at·ed, con·fed·er·at·ing.
Origin of confederate
Synonyms for confederate
Related Words for confederate
incorporated, organized, combined, associated, federal, federated, unionized, syndicated, colleague, conspirator, associate, accessory, ally, collaborator, partner, fellow, accomplice, corporateExamples from the Web for confederate
Contemporary Examples of confederate
Yet all too often the line between Southern and Confederate can get blurred.
In July, he gave $12.3 million to refurbish the Virginia home of Robert E. Lee, the Confederate General.
Gary Gallagher writes about the Union and Confederate armies.
Close to three and a half million men fought in the war, and nearly 700,000, both Union and Confederate troops, died.
Why Was Robert Webster, a Slave, Wearing What Looks Like a Confederate Uniform?
Historical Examples of confederate
I shall take other measures; for I see you are a confederate with them.
Joseph Andrews, Vol. 2Henry Fielding
No, he's Federal, Confederate or guerilla as it may suit his bloody ends.
The CavalierGeorge Washington Cable
We never charge a Confederate soldier for anything; that's not our way.
The CavalierGeorge Washington Cable
At any rate I was convinced she was a good Confederate, and my heart rose.
The CavalierGeorge Washington Cable
They spotted him and a confederate slipped a hypo into his arm.
Poisoned AirSterner St. Paul Meek