fellow traveller

noun

You can imagine if it was pleasant to spend three months with such a fellow-traveller.

Shortly before my departure I had the pleasure of being presented to the Rajah through the aid of my fellow-traveller, Mr. Law.

Edward took his letters from out of his side-pocket, and handed one of them to his fellow-traveller.

Their Jewish fellow-traveller, the man who had thrust on Mrs. Archdale such unseemly confidences, had got up.

Here was one wrapt in a strange cloud: why should she not pass through the cloud, and join her fellow-traveller within?

April 20, 2024flabbergast

[flab-er-gast ]

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