Crossword clues for coworker
The Collaborative International Dictionary
co-worker \co`-work"er\, coworker \co`work"er\(k?`w?rk"?r), n. One who works with another; a co["o]perator.
Syn: colleague, coworker, fellow worker, fellow-worker, workfellow.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. Somebody with whom one works; a companion or workmate.
Usage examples of "coworker".
Everyone knew who they were, though, and until the serious drinking got under way, they were constantly interrupted by greetings from coworkers and ass-kissers.
Seen in the right light, he gives off visible steam, which rises from his uniformed body like cigarette smoke, collecting near the ceiling where it merges with the vapors of the coworkers sorting letters on either side of him.
She felt a sudden burst of anger because she and her coworkers were so undervalued.
This was the first time since losing her husband and coworkers and fleeing from the Genesis Wave that she felt relaxed.
His coworker on command pulled a box from inside the vehicle, and, as Brian watched, Atef was intubated and bagged.
Until now, where on the back blocks of the Bechtel Military Abilene site, Billy earned the respect and admiration of his coworkers by clocking torso-shaped targets from farther out than anyone else.
Similarly, White Castles everywhere lost operators to the draft, with those departing usually saying a public farewell to their company coworkers in the House Organ.
A young reporter named Dave Albert was doing a series of manonthestreet interviews while he and his coworkers waited for the mayor and the governor to arrive for the groundbreaking ceremony.
The head office of his agency was only a half-dozen blocks away, and two of his coworkers came in, took their seats, and ordered their coffee, talking with apparent animation about something or other.
Joel Bitman and coworkers, describing experiments on Japanese quail.
A coworker at the Riverside National Bank had received a call from her around 5:30 P.
Most of her coworkers poked fun at her behind her back for clinging to the archaic devices when corneal molding had been perfected nearly a decade ago, but she preferred the cool solidity of wire frames to having her eyeballs manipulated by a stranger.
And Mike Rodgers, who had bungled security, escape, judging the character of a loyal coworker, and handling a prisoner of war.
They certainly did not produce some long-ago coworker to level outrageous sexual harassment charges against her.
To the right of the ball grew a sequoia-like marijuana plant, which I traded to a coworker named Barton in lieu of money for his stereo system that I'd been wanting to buy.