accompanier
noun
ac·com·pa·ni·er
əˈkəmp(ə)nēə(r) also aˈ- or -käm-
plural -s
: accompanist
Word History
First Known Use
1789, in the meaning defined above
- i promise you
- I rail
- I say
- i should think
- I should/would think
- I shouldn't wonder
- I spy
- I swear
- I tell a lie
- I think not
- I think so
- i told you
- I told you (so)
- i told you so
- i wish
- i would think
- I wouldn't bet on it
- I wouldn't know
- i wouldn't put it past
- I wouldn't put it past (someone)
- i wouldn't put it past someone
- I'd
- I'd (just) like to see him try
- i'd just like to see him try
- i'd like to see him try