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Pardner

noun

An associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest. Synonyms: collaborator, cooperator, partner. "Sexual partners"

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"Pardner" Quotes from Famous Books

... Looka pardner, they doin all dat woofin on uh queen—sendin' women to do uh man's work. Watch me stomp her wid mah king (He slams his card down and collects the trick.) Now come un under dis ace! (They all play and he collects the trick.) Now whut you want me ...

— De Turkey and De Law - A Comedy in Three Acts • Zora Neale Hurston

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... about the table dropped back silently and began speaking in half whispers, each man after a moment seeking for his "pardner." One of them upon such a quest carried the word across the street to the warehouse and the dance came to an end in noisy confusion. . . . To-night the Settlement was filled to overflowing; to-morrow it would ...

— Wolf Breed • Jackson Gregory

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... be a new-comer," remarked Archie B. indifferently to the boy who was wiping the blood from his face as he arose from the ground and looked sillily around. "That boy Jim Adams is my pardner an' I could er tole you what you'd git by meddlin' with him. He's gone in with his mother now, but him an' me—we're in alliance—we fights for each other. Feel like you got enough?"—and Archie B. got up closer and made motions as ...

— The Bishop of Cottontown - A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills • John Trotwood Moore

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... follow suit for some time; it's one thing to come home full of budge and animal spirits yourself, and it's quite different to have your pardner work it on you. At last, however, I concluded it would be all the same the next century, and turned in, but I was so rattled that I forgot the bears, and didn't lock ...

— Red Saunders' Pets and Other Critters • Henry Wallace Phillips

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... Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and now there are several "younger sons" of Old England, with herds of horses, steers and sheep, worth millions of dollars. These young men are not of the kind of whom the metropolitan ass writes as saying "youbetcherlife," and calling everybody "pardner." They are many of them college graduates, who can brand a wild Maverick or furnish the easy ...

— Remarks • Bill Nye

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Words linked to "Pardner" : bridge partner, cooperator, collaborator, associate, dancing partner