Companion
Companion noun - A person frequently seen in the company of another.
Mister and companion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mister" instead a noun "Companion".
Nearby Words: companionable, companionship, companioned
Mister
Mister noun - The male partner in a marriage.
Usage example: I'll check with the mister and see if we're free that weekend
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Synonyms for Mister
Companion and mister are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Companion" instead a noun "Mister".
Both words in one sentence
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Companion Cube/Consulting Mister Puppet: Harvey, though the player can hear him talk.
- Mister Gutsies (and one companion you can have) will often shout pro-American, anti-Chinese lines (since it is built originally for war against Chinese invasion) with amusing results.
Source: Computer Voice - Male example: In Dragon Quest V, two children call you and your companion "Mister", which in party chat is very distressing to Prince Harry who doesn't think he should yet qualify.
Source: Ma'am Shock
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