compadres

Your trusted circle

Compadres is the plural of compadre, a Spanish borrowing meaning close friends or companions.

The singular compadre literally means co-father—the relationship between a child's father and godfather—but in English it simply means buddy or pal, often with a warm, masculine tone: He's out with his compadres from the old neighborhood.

friends

amigos

Spanish word for friends

chums · mates · homies · confidants · bros · cronies · sidekicks · homeboys · partners · associates

bonding

camaraderie

Goodwill among companions

kinship · rapport · esprit de corps · solidarity · unity · affinity · harmony · fraternity · mutuality · loyalty

accomplices

coconspirators

Joint participants in conspiracy

henchmen · abettors · accessories · conspirators · cronies · associates · sidekicks · underlings · minions · aiders

Categories
Opposites
social relationship

compadresenemies

Hostile opposing parties

foes · sworn enemies · arch-enemies · adversaries · antagonists

group affiliation

compadresoutsiders

Those not belonging

foreigners · others · them · interlopers · aliens

Family

compadre

Familiarity
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