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The one who shows up when the plot thickens and the snacks run low.
means A person (or animal) you spend time with, travel alongside, or keep regular company with — someone whose presence fills the space beside you.
from From Latin com- 'with' plus panis 'bread' — literally 'one you break bread with.' The word traveled through Old French compaignon into English, carrying that warm image of two people sharing a loaf at the same table. Its kin 'company' comes from the same hungry root.
- latin roots
- From com and panis: one you share bread with
- royal honor
- Order of the Companions of Honour exists in Britain
- loyal stars
- Many stars travel in pairs, gravitationally bound forever
- old wheels
- Originally meant a fellow traveler on the road
for instance
laika the space dog — soviet dog who orbited earth in sputnik 2, 1957, first animal in space
chewbacca — fictional wookiee companion to han solo in star wars
sherlock holmes watson — dr. watson as holmes' constant companion in arthur conan doyle's detective stories