a husband or wife; spouse, esp. of a reigning monarch. Compare prince consort , queen consort .

one vessel or ship accompanying another.

Music .

a group of instrumentalists and singers who perform music, esp. old music.

a group of instruments of the same family, as viols, played in concert.

a companion, associate, or partner

a confidant and consort of heads of state.

accord or agreement.

Obsolete .

company or association.

harmony of sounds.

to associate; keep company

to consort with known criminals.

to agree or harmonize.

to associate, join, or unite.

Obsolete .

to accompany; espouse.

to sound in harmony.

noun

antagonist , enemy , foe

verb

disagree

noun

accompaniment , companion , concomitant , friend , husband , mate , spouse , wife , partner

verb

accompany , associate , attend , bear , befriend , bring , carry , chaperon , chum together , chum with , clique with , company , conduct , convoy , gang up with , go around with , hang around with , hang out with , hang with , join , keep company , mingle , mix , pal , pal around with , pal with , run around with , run with , take up with , tie up with , accord , coincide , comport , concur , conform , correspond , dovetail , harmonize , march , square , tally , fraternize , hang around , hobnob , run , troop , companion , escort , agree , aide , assembly , association , colleague , concert , conjunction , group , husband , mate , partner , play , sidekick , spouse , unite , wife