Companionship, fellowship.

communion, fellowship, society.

Intercourse, fellowship; spec. sexual intercourse.

Companionship, society, fellowship; a company.

Companionship, company, friendly association (frequently of or with a specified person or persons); an instance of this. Also figurative.

The condition or quality of being a fellow or companion; fellowship, companionship. Also: the company or society of others.

Intercourse, communion.

The fact or state of being with another or others, esp. friends or friendly people; the presence of a companion or companions. Frequently with…

Companionship; participation, assistance (cf. ymone, n. 2). in mone: held jointly, shared (cf. ymone, adj.).

The action of consorting or having dealings with others; living together; commerce, intercourse, society, intimacy. Obsolete.

Communion, fellowship.

Alliance or association between people; society, companionship; an instance of this. Also in extended use. Obsolete.

companionship, association; the action of keeping company or accompanying another; (in early use often) spec. sexual intercourse; an instance of this.

Companionship, company.

The action or habit of frequenting (a person); familiar intercourse with.

With possessive adjective or genitive: companionship, fellowship, or company.

The action of convoy, v.

The fact or state of being companions; association, fellowship. Also: the fact or position of being a person's companion. Also figurative and in…

Companionship; association. Also: the state or condition of being a company.

The action of combine, v.; rarely concrete combination.

Companionship, society, company. Obsolete.

The fact of being in communion; social intercourse; fellowship, amity.

The action of uniting two or more things, or of uniting one thing with another; the fact or condition of being united; union. Now rare.

The action or fact of associating together; union in fellowship; combination.

Companionship, company; spec. the action of drinking and dining in good or boisterous company; revelry; cf. companion, n.1 1c.

Association or confederation with others; brotherhood, companionship, fellowship.

The action of converse, v.: having intercourse; discoursing, talking.

Intercourse; = conversation, n. 2 3 Obsolete except in certain expressions now referred to 3.

The action of consort, v.; agreeing, associating, etc.

Society together, fellowship.

The state or condition of being together or being united; union, association.

Union in companionship on terms of social equality; fellowship, intimacy.

Consorting or keeping company with others; intercourse.

Friendship, companionship, or social interaction with a person or (occasionally) in a certain state; an instance of this. Also in extended use.

Association, social integration. Obsolete. rare.

The action of joining or fact of being joined; union, combination. of abstract things, or of persons in reference to action, interest, etc…

Consorting or keeping company.

The state or quality of being conversant.

The action of mingle, v. (in various senses); an instance of this, a mixture.

Companionship. Obsolete.

Hence boon companionship n. boonfellow n. (treated as a single word).

The condition of being a mate; companionship, fellowship, comradeship. Now chiefly Australian and New Zealand.