Familiar
Sidekick
Sidekick noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.
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Synonyms for Sidekick
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- friend and familiar
- friend and sidekick
- intimate and familiar
- intimate and sidekick
- fellow and familiar
- fellow and sidekick
- companion and familiar
- companion and sidekick
- associate and familiar
- associate and sidekick
- confidante and familiar
- confidante and sidekick
- comrade and familiar
- comrade and sidekick
Both words in one sentence
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Buddy says Lindsay is very familiar in Agents, nodding to her role as a major sidekick in Kingdom.
Source: Video Game / My Sims - We can't rename Smashing Hallway Traps of Doom PION since the short form of mispronunciation Piston by the protagonist's sidekick isn't familiar to these who have played the Ultimate Platformer 3.
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Since by this point in the game you'd be familiar enough with the area to retreat, the Big Bad conjures a Ring of Fire to keep you hemmed in, then summons his sidekick.
Source: Inescapable Ambush
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