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verb

co-author v. t.

To to be an author of, together with another author or authors; to author jointly with others.

To exist together at the same time.

Synonyms: coexist.

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Etymology of 'Co-author'

Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48

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"Co-author" Quotes from Famous Books

... males. It was therefore proper that the elder born should be called Thomas, more learned in medicine, more assiduous in practice, and more weighty in intellect even than the otherwise more highly gifted John. He too is professor of medicine, and co-author of a profound work with his master and relative by marriage—Sir William Osler. Also, he wore the King's uniform and served in ...

— In Flanders Fields and Other Poems - With an Essay in Character, by Sir Andrew Macphail • John McCrae

... the drama; but some have thought this accounted for by the fact that, early in his career, he was damned for the farce of Three Hours after Marriage, which, after the fashion of our own days, he concocted with another, the co-author in this case being a wit of no less calibre than Gay, the author of The Beggars' Opera. The astonished audience bore it as best they might till the last act, when the two lovers, having first inserted themselves respectively into the skins of a mummy ...

— Obiter Dicta - Second Series • Augustine Birrell

Words linked to "Co-author" : author, penning, authorship, composition