shaman
general uprising
co-pastor
a barren place
accomplice, partner
fellow-student, schoolfellow, classmate
live and die together
virgin, little girl, maiden
live together, cohabit
scrap iron
field, plain
coeval, of the same age
of a person who is well off
identity
in the same district
gifts, presents
go back together
joint ownership
convergent, concurrent
people of a group having different views
uniform
to sleep in the same bed
accomplice, accessory
isomeric, isome
children’s stories
chaste, virgin
witchcraft, sorcery
unified currency, single currency
brass
local currency
to approve unanimously
money, currency
in chorus, in unison, unanimously
at the same time as
colleague, coworker
at that time, at the same time as, when
on the same day
at the same time
parent of one’s son-in-law, parent of one’s
to agree, assent
apposition
coaxial
isotope
of the same language
(1) pupil (of the eye); (2) young boy
of the same family
homosexual, gay, lesbian
homosexual, gay
to sympathize, concur; sympathy
to unite, join or combine forces
coauthor
radioactive isotope
same age
to agree with each other on many points
to agree with each other
child(ren)
to agree with
equal(ly)
to agree with a plan
coequal
to agree, consent, concur
of the same party, accomplice, partner
homonymous
co-religionist, brethren
field
synchronic
cent, penny
in the same situation
echo, resound
red copper
black brass, bronze
to sweat, perspire
gambling
it is pouring down with rain
to pour, spill (out), empty
to shed blood; bloodshed
to blame each other
to place blame on, blame
fall flat, collapse, break down
get angry, querulous
flock into, concentrate upon
to move troops
sliding
pass the buck round, shift the responsibility round
to land, disembark, go ashore (from a boat)
accuse falsely
to pass on a disease
fall to pieces, be in ruin, collapse; to damage, ruin
to break out (of a secret)
to change, convert, alter, exchange, swap, cash (a check)
to pour in
irrigate a field
shift the blame for one’s action on someone else
go to the bad, take a bad turn
to spill directly into rivers and oceans
see stars
put the blame on (only one person) put the sole blame on
blame unjustly
to spill out, pour out