fraternize
21fraternize — frat|er|nize [ frætər,naız ] verb intransitive FORMAL to spend time with someone as friends: Military regulations absolutely prohibit male officers from fraternizing with female personnel. ╾ frat|er|ni|za|tion [ ,frætərnı zeıʃn ] noun uncount …
22fraternize — v. n. Sympathize, harmonize, consort, coalesce, concur, associate (as brothers), make common cause …
23fraternize — also ise BrE verb (I) to show friendliness towards people who you are not supposed to be friendly with (+ with): The soldiers fraternized with the enemy on Christmas Day. fraternization noun (U) …
24fraternize — v associate, socialize, mingle, mix, hobnob; take up with, fall in with; go around with, keep company with, consort with, rub elbows with, Inf. pal around with, Inf. hang around with, Inf. go with, Sl. hang out with …
25fraternize — frat·er·nize …
26fraternize — [ˈfrætəˌnaɪz] verb [I] formal to spend time with someone as a friend …
27fraternize — frat•er•nize [[t]ˈfræt ərˌnaɪz[/t]] v. i. nized, niz•ing 1) to associate in a friendly way 2) to associate cordially with members of a hostile or proscribed group • Etymology: 1605–15; < F < ML frat′er•niz er, n …
28fraternize — v.i. be friendly, especially with residents in occupied enemy territory, enemy soldiers, etc. ♦ fraternization, n …
29fraternize — Launa aloha …
30fraternize — v.intr. (also ise) (often foll. by with) 1 associate; make friends; behave as intimates. 2 (of troops) enter into friendly relations with enemy troops or the inhabitants of an occupied country. Derivatives: fraternization n. Etymology: F… …
