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
- on-base percentage
- on-brand
- on-dit
- on-dits
- on-glaze
- on-glide
- on-license
- on-off
- on-plant
- on-ramp
- on-screen
- on-site
- on-target
- on-the-job
- on-the-job training
- on-year
- on/as a lark
- on/at first acquaintance
- on/at the point of (doing something)
- on/at the receiving end
- on/at the threshold
- on/off one's back
- on/under false pretenses
- on/under/with the assumption
- on/upon impact