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Originally Posted by Sir Dillon
PS. Goulish..."Cohorts" was meant as one of the members of this group of companions...since clearly this is a tightly knitted group.
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Since cohorts is often (and commonly) used as a term suggesting an accomplice, I can see why GD had issue with the term. But, maybe you meant the biological definition: an individual in a population of the same species.
(Magenta on a banister is on the brain again.)