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Fellow traveler   /fˈɛloʊ trˈævələr/   Listen
Fellow traveler

noun
1.
A communist sympathizer (but not a member of the Communist Party).  Synonym: fellow traveller.
2.
A traveler who accompanies you.  Synonyms: companion, fellow traveller.






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"Fellow traveler" Quotes from Famous Books



... Both Jim and his fellow traveler jumped to their feet and hastened out. Jimmy saw that the card was that of "Mr. Charles W. Martin, Suites 105-7-9-11 Z, Flat Iron Bldg., New York. Specialist in everything pertaining to ...
— Mixed Faces • Roy Norton

... lady called from the car window, "You can bring your dog in here if no one else objects; I am a friend to dogs," and another lady and an old gentleman in the compartment agreed that they had no objection to having Pixy for a fellow traveler. ...
— Pixy's Holiday Journey • George Lang

... splash of the waves did not reach us. We were resting in a hollow gorge that was overgrown with bushes, and looked like the shaggy mouth of some petrified monster. I still watched Shakro, and thought: "This is my fellow traveler. I might leave him here, but I could never get away from him, or the like of him; their name is legion. This is my life companion. He will leave me only ...
— Creatures That Once Were Men • Maxim Gorky

... nullification was fresh in mind, and the people, regardless of party, were not slow to express their appreciation. Their cordiality was fully reciprocated. "He is amazingly tickled with the Yankees," reports a fellow traveler more noted for veracity than for elegance of speech, "and the more he sees on 'em, the better he likes 'em. 'No nullification here,' says he. 'No,' says I, 'General; Mr. Calhoun would stand no more chance down east than a stumped-tail ...
— The Reign of Andrew Jackson • Frederic Austin Ogg

... was talking with Mike Flynn he was an object of attention to a man who stood near the corner of Barclay Street, and was ostensibly looking in at the window of the drug store. As Rodney turned away he recognized him at once as his enterprising fellow traveler who had taken possession of the casket ...
— Cast Upon the Breakers • Horatio Alger



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