Colleague
Sidekick
Sidekick noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.
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Synonyms for Sidekick
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- friend and colleague
- friend and sidekick
- fellow and colleague
- fellow and sidekick
- partner and colleague
- partner and sidekick
- companion and colleague
- companion and sidekick
- associate and colleague
- associate and sidekick
- comrade and colleague
- comrade and sidekick
- buddy and colleague
- buddy and sidekick
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Sidekick: John Stonebrake and Taylor Savage are these, with Stonebrake seeing himself as Hawkins' friend and colleague, and Savage rather gleefully taking on the role of M.A.N.T.I.S.' sidekick, much to Hawkins' and Stonebrake's chagrin.
Source: Series / M.A.N.T.I.S. - Dr Forrester in particular was stuffy, officious, and serious, later on developing his mincing energetic and more violent persona, possibly influenced by the replacement of his colleague, Dr Earhart, with the buffoonish sidekick Frank.
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