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101St. Paul — St. Paul † Catholic Encyclopedia ► St. Paul I. PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS A. Apocryphal Acts of St. Paul Professor Schmidt has published a photographic copy, a transcription, a German translation, and a commentary of a Coptic… …
102associate — as·so·ciate /ə sō shē ət, sē ət, shət/ n: a lawyer employed by a law firm compare partner Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. ass …
103copartner — I (business associate) noun adjuvant, associate, auxiliary, coadjutant, cohelper, collaborator, colleague, comate, companion, compeer, confrere, consociate, consort, cooperator, coworker, fellow, fellow worker, helper, mate, partner, peer,… …
104participant — I noun abettor, accessory, accomplice, adjuvant, aid, ally, assistant, associate, attendant, auxiliary, coadjutor, collaborator, colleague, comate, companion, comrade, confederate, cooperator, copartner, coworker, fellow, fellow worker, helper,… …
105Erastus — This name, which was rare in the 1st cent., is mentioned several times in the NT: 1) The city treasurer, or steward, at Corinth who is included in greetings by Paul (Rom. 16:23). In the municipal government of the city, which on a much smaller… …
106partner — noun 1) business partners Syn: colleague, associate, coworker, fellow worker, collaborator, comrade, teammate; archaic compeer 2) his partner in crime Syn: accomplice, confederate, accessory, collaborator …
107colleague — col•league [[t]ˈkɒl ig[/t]] n. an associate; fellow worker or fellow member of a profession • Etymology: 1515–25; < MF collegue < L collēga= col I+ lēga, der. of legere to choose, gather col′league•ship , n …
108stiff — 1. AND stiffed mod. alcohol intoxicated; dead drunk. □ Kelly was too stiff to find his keys. □ She knows how to stop drinking before she gets stiff. 2. n. a drunkard. □ Some stiff staggered by belching clouds of some beery smell …
109yoke-mate — yokeˈ fellow or yokeˈ mate noun An associate, partner or fellow worker • • • Main Entry: ↑yoke …
110col|league — col|league1 «KOL eeg», noun. an associate; fellow worker or fellow member of a profession or organization: »The teacher s colleagues taught his classes while he was ill. ╂[< Middle French collègue, learned borrowing from Latin collega one… …
