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fraternise

Sexology
verb To keep intimate company with a person.

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"Rev Latimer will fraternise with Martin McGuinness, the DUP do it every day of the week as they prop them up in Government."

SINN FEIN'S 1ST MINISTER; Presbyterian to address party Ard-Fheis

THIS road movie reminds us that it doesn't do to fraternise with sinister truckers in the US midwest, as if they are all psychos.

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The Irishman's best chances appear to lie in the nursery, in which he rides Canadian Con (3.00), and in the maiden on Sir Michael Stoute's likely hot-pot Fraternise (4.00).

Horse Racing: KIEREN TO CON 'EM; And Leo can still be lucky

The girls do not fraternise with golfers." They carry clubs, rake bunkers and "provide light banter".

Birdies hit into the long grass; CLUBS BAN SEXY CADDIES

It's not all plain sailing - there's an eight-year age difference between the two lovers, and nurses are forbidden to fraternise with their patients.

Bored by affairs of the heart; IN LOVE AND WAR (12)

If they fraternise with you, they betray their mother.

Dear MIRIAM: My lover's girls turn fury on me; LETTER OF THE DAY

They have to provide their own evening wear, don't get to fraternise with the stars, and don't get to attend a party!

You get the last word... Another week in the life of postie Brian

But that does mean she has to idolise and fraternise with a man responsible for thousands of cruel killings.

Maggie's mistake

Prisoners moved there would not be allowed to fraternise with other paramilitary inmates.