Azandar's dislike of picking fungi, arrogant attitude, and mediocrity in all roles keeps him on the bench for me.
kynesgrove wrote: »I adore my cohort! I find his groans absolutely endearing. The old man is absolutely close to my heart.
Hmm. Interesting.
Definitions from Oxford Languages
- a group of people with a shared characteristic.
"a cohort of civil servants patiently drafting legislation"- a group of people with a common statistical characteristic.
"the 1940–44 birth cohort of women"- OFTEN DEROGATORY
a supporter or companion.
"young Jack arrived with three of his cohorts"- an ancient Roman military unit, comprising six centuries, equal to one tenth of a legion.
cahoots (n.)
"company, partnership," 1829, Southern and Western American English, of unknown origin; said [OED] to be perhaps from French cahute "cabin, hut" (12c.), but U.S. sources [Bartlett] credit it to French cohorte (see cohort), which is said to have had a sense of "companions, confederates."
Hmm. Interesting.
Definitions from Oxford Languages
- a group of people with a shared characteristic.
"a cohort of civil servants patiently drafting legislation"- a group of people with a common statistical characteristic.
"the 1940–44 birth cohort of women"- OFTEN DEROGATORY
a supporter or companion.
"young Jack arrived with three of his cohorts"- an ancient Roman military unit, comprising six centuries, equal to one tenth of a legion.
cahoots (n.)
"company, partnership," 1829, Southern and Western American English, of unknown origin; said [OED] to be perhaps from French cahute "cabin, hut" (12c.), but U.S. sources [Bartlett] credit it to French cohorte (see cohort), which is said to have had a sense of "companions, confederates."
In cahoots with your cohorts.
Zodiarkslayer wrote: »I like Azandar, because he is not the stereotypical companion. He has a lot of quirks and his appreciation of tea is quite endearing.