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1. Keep company with; hang out with
   "He consorts with strange people";
   - associate, affiliate, assort
    
2. Go well together
   "The colours don't consort";
   - harmonize, harmonise [Brit], accord, concord, fit in, agree
    
3. Keep company
   "the heifers consort with the bulls to produce offspring";
   - run

1. The husband or wife of a reigning monarch
    
2. A family of similar musical instruments playing together
   - choir
    
3. A husband, wife, companion or partner
    
4. A ship accompanying another

Derived forms: consorted, consorts, consorting

Type of: accompany, agree, better half [informal], check, correspond, fit, gibe, interact, jibe, married person, marry, marry up, match, mate [informal], other half [Brit, informal], partner, set, spouse, tally

Encyclopedia: Consort, Alberta