workmate

/ ˈwɜːkˌmeɪt /

noun

1. a person who works with another; fellow worker

Example Sentences

Prosecutor David Dickson told the court Muirhead later sent a message to a work colleague in which she asked the workmate to submit her resignation on her behalf.

From BBC

Kreager, as his workmate, speedskates on the surface of Peter’s despair, wisely playing the manic top side rather than the abyss below.

From New York Times

He also reteamed with Altman for the part of a studio security chief in the director’s 1992 Hollywood satire “The Player,” and played a union activist and Meryl Streep’s workmate in Mike Nichols’ “Silkwood” in 1983.

From Washington Times

He also reteamed with Altman for the part of a studio security chief in the director’s 1992 Hollywood satire “The Player,” and played a union activist and Meryl Streep’s workmate in Mike Nichols’ “Silkwood” in 1983.

From Seattle Times

The show has spent the past year re-casting other non-white roles, including Homer Simpson's workmate Carl Carlson and Dr Hibbert.

From BBC

Related Words

• aide
• ally
• assistant
• buddy
• co-worker
• companion
• comrade
• friend
• partner
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