Reverse Dictionary: ASSOCIATE

ADJECTIVES
1516 ► ADJUNCT associated, connected; joined, added; subordinate, supplementary 
1574 ► TWISTED intimately associated or connected; united; combined → obs.
L18.. ► GREGARIOUS inclined to associate with others, fond of company 
1970 ► IN BED TOGETHER → IN BED WITH associated or allied with, usually implies nefarious activities → sl., orig. US

NOUNS
1500 ► MARROWSHIP association, companionship → Sc. obs.
1612 ► HABITUDE association; familiar relation or acquaintance; familiarity, intimacy → obs.
1710 ► QUINQUEVIRATE → QUINQUINVIRATE an association, board, etc., consisting of five men 
1891 ► SOSATION association → Amer. dial.
1937 ► CONOGRACY association → Amer. dial.

NOUNS, PERSON
..870 ► YFERE an associate; a companion; a mate; a fellow → obs.
..975 ► VERE an associate; a ‘fere’, a companion → obs.
1300 ► SAMENFERE an associate; a fellow-traveller → obs.
1526 ► ADJOINANT an associate; one living close by; a near neighbour → obs.
1526 ► YOCKFELLOW → YOKEFELLOW an associate or partner, esp. in a task; a person ‘yoked’ or associated with another, esp. in some work or occupation 
1540 ► CUP AND CAN constant associates 
1549 ► HELPFELLOW an associate or partner; a colleague → obs.
1553 ► PANION an associate; a companion; a mate; a fellow → obs.
1567 ► YOKE-MATE an associate or partner, esp. in a task; a person ‘yoked’ or associated with another, esp. in some work or occupation 
1581 ► COPEMATE → COPESMATE a partner or colleague in power, office, etc.; an associate, a companion, a comrade → obs.
1650 ► HAIL-FELLOW a familiar associate or intimate → obs.
1665 ► CRONY an intimate friend or associate
1676 ► HABITUDE an associate; a person with whom one is familiar; an acquaintance → obs. rare
1760 ► PAL an associate; a confederate; a friend; a partner or accomplice in some activity → colloq.
1794 ► NAIN-FOLK accustomed associates → Sc.
1850 ► PARD an associate; a companion; a partner; a mate; a very close friend → sl., chiefly US
1866 ► MAAT an intimate associate, a comrade; a friend → Sc. (Bk.)
1868 ► TILLICUM an associate, a friend → Amer. dial.
1890 ► WARD HEELER a low-ranking associate or flunky of a political boss; a menial crony → US sl.
1914 ► MONKEY an associate → criminals’ sl.
1925 ► GECO a trustworthy associate or companion: a good friend → US criminals’ sl. obs.
1962 ► GIRL SCOUT a female associate → Amer. criminals’ sl. (Bk.)
1988 ► BED-FELLOW a close associate or companion; often in an underhanded, clandestine sense → Aust. sl. (Bk.)
1988 ► HAUNT a close associate; a friend  Aust. sl. (Bk.)
1994 ► PARTNER a very close associate who can be counted on in almost any situation → US sl.

PHRASES
1737 ► HAND IN GLOVE in an intimate relationship or close association → colloq.
1913 ► I WOULDN’T TOUCH HIM WITH A BARGE-POLE I refuse to have anything to do with him 
1994 ► ALONG FOR THE RIDE unofficially associated with → sl. (Bk.)

VERBS
1470 ► MATCH to associate, to join in companionship or cooperation; to put together so as to form a pair or set with another person or thing → obs.
1483 ► ADJOIN to associate, join, or unite with another → obs.
1488 ► MARROW to associate, to join; to match, to pair → obs.
1560 ► WAG to associate with, to ‘get on’ → obs.
1574 ► CONVERSATE to associate or become familiar with → obs.
1721 ► PAN to associate with; to agree, to get on well together → Eng. dial.
1818 ► INTROMIT to associate; to meddle with, to interfere → Sc.
1828 ► NEIGHBOR to associate in a friendly way, esp. by exchanging visits and assistance; to live on friendly terms with → Eng. & Amer. dial. 
1842 ► HANK to associate with; to act or agree with; to keep company with → Eng. dial.
1855 ► COHOGLE to associate → Amer. dial.
1861 ► FELLOWSHIP to associate with, to be on familiar terms with → Amer. dial.
1871 ► TRAIN WITH  to associate with; to consort with → US sl.
1879 ► PAL UP to associate with, to keep company; to become or be a pal of another → colloq.
1883 ► SAGACIATE → SAGASHUATE → SAGATIATE → SAGATICATE → SEGACIATE → SEGASHIATE → SEGASHUATE to associate → Amer. dial.
L19.. ► PAL AROUND WITH → PAL ONTO → PAL OUT WITH → PAL WITH to associate with, to befriend 
1903 ► PATTEN to associate or mix with → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 ► BUD to associate together → Amer. dial.
1913 ► RUN WITH to associate habitually with → Amer. dial. (Bk.)
1920 ► TWOS to keep company with a person of the opposite sex → US colloq.
1950 ► MOVE WITH to associate with, to spend time with → sl.
1990 ► MOB IT to associate → African-American usage 
1990 ► PAR to associate with, to relax with → W. Indies sl.
1999 ► BIG-LEAGUE to associate with important, influential, connected, or rich people → US sl.