N. accompaniment,
adjunct,
context,
appendage,
appurtenance,
coexistence,
concomitance, company, association,
companionship,
partnership,
copartnership,
coefficiency,
concomitant,
accessory,
coefficient, companion, buddy,
attendant, fellow, associate, friend,
colleague,
consort,
spouse,
mate,
partner, co- partner,
satellite, hanger on, fellow-traveller, shadow,
escort,
cortege, attribute
V. accompany,
coexist, attend, hang on, wait on, go hand in hand with,
synchronize, bear company, keep company, row in the same boat, bring in its train, associate with, couple with
Adv. with,
withal, together with, along with, in company with, hand in hand, side by side, cheek by jowl, cheek by jole, arm in arm,
therewith,
herewith, and, together, in a body,
collectively Phr. noscitur a sociis, virtutis fortuna comes
N. synchronism,
coexistence,
coincidence,
simultaneousness,
simultaneity,
concurrence,
concomitance, unity of time,
interim,
isochronism, contemporary, coetanian
Adj. synchronous,
synchronal, synchronic,
synchronical, synchronistical,
simultaneous,
coexisting,
coincident,
concomitant,
concurrent,
coeval,
coevous, contemporary,
contemporaneous,
coetaneous,
coeternal,
isochronous Adv. at the same time, simultaneously, together, in concert, during the same time, in the same breath, pari passu, in the interim, as one, at the very moment, just as, as soon as, meanwhile
N. musician,
artiste, # performer, player,
minstrel,
bard,
accompanist,
accordionist,
instrumentalist,
organist,
pianist,
violinist,
flautist,
harper,
fiddler,
fifer,
trumpeter, piper,
drummer, catgut scraper, band, orchestral waits,
vocalist,
melodist, singer,
warbler,
songster,
chaunter, chauntress,
songstress,
cantatrice, choir,
quire,
chorister,
chorus, chorus singer,
liedertafel,
nightingale,
philomel,
thrush,
siren,
bulbul,
mavis,
pierides, sacred nine,
orpheus, apollo, the muses erato,
euterpe,
terpsichore, tuneful nine, tuneful quire,
composer, performance, execution, touch, expression,
solmization V. play, pipe, strike up, sweep the chords,
tweedle,
fiddle, strike the lyre, beat the drum, blow the horn, sound the horn, wind the horn,
doodle, grind the organ, touch the guitar,
thrum,
strum, beat time,
execute, perform,
accompany, sing a second, play a second,
compose, set to music, arrange, sing,
chaunt,
chant,
hum,
warble,
carol,
chirp,
chirrup,
lilt,
purl,
quaver,
trill,
shake,
twitter,
whistle,
sol-fa, intone, have an ear for music, have a musical ear, have a correct ear
Adj. playing, musical