castmate
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- noun
- /ˈkæstˌmeɪt/
- She felt grateful for the support of her castmates throughout the production.
- fellow castmate
- former castmate
- several castmates
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She's also pushing the idea that all the moms are buddies, tweeting yesterday about how excited she was to be reunited with her castmates.
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He chuckled but humbly reminded us that he had a decent crowd the day before, and some of his fellow castmates had only arrived that day.
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But I got to ask my castmates for help, and I would ask them how they all went about it.
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Fellow castmate Angela Kinsey also took to her Twitter in the wake of the sad news.
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That level of commitment impressed Thieriot's castmates.
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She talked about dating, the rumors she's dating her castmate Rob, her new season, and having babies.
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Now that castmates Snooki and JWoww are both recently engaged, we only have one question: are wedding bells in the air for the original Jersey Shore couple?
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During one of our days off, my fellow castmate and I wandered over towards the sound of live country music, the smell of cotton candy, and the sight of red, white, and blue decorations dangling from tree branches: my first small-town fair.
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During rehearsals, I often bond with my castmates over our shared experiences.
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After the performance, we celebrated with our castmates at a local restaurant.
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Etymology
The word castmate is made of cast ('group of actors') and mate ('friend' or 'partner'), so a castmate is simply a fellow actor who shares the same cast with you.