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Collaboratrix 

A collaborator, catalyst, muse and dominatrix mixed into one.

Someone you ad or bring into the mix at an early stage of creative development when you feel something is missing but you just don't know what.

A confidante who will inspire you to get out of bed in the morning and start what you finished, or make something new and even better.

A modern-day artist's muse who actually gets some credit (rather then the tortured silent suffering uncredited muses of yesteryear.)
Coca-Cola employed a major ad agency to develop their new campaign but it wasnt until a collaboratrix was called into the office, that the team really got their pitch together.

A collaboratrix catalyses ideas in the people she agrees/decides to work with.

A collaboratrix's work involves brainstorming, goal setting, bringing out the best in people and being spontaneious.

The talented genius worked alone in his little studio painting everyday, once he met a collaboratrix his art was taken to a whole new level- global exhibitions, magazine spreads and a lot of buzz followed.

The collaboratirx is more goal focused andbossier then an old-fashioned muse.

To be a collaboratrix you have to be able to put your ego to one side and focus on win-win ideas and solutions.
Collaboratrix by Giada D. June 28, 2009

collaborater 

1. To be a person who has a prediliction for cheese, eats snails, Likes the bottoms of large, leather clad, German gentlemen (Yes I know it all happened sixty odd years ago, but it's still fun to take the piss out of them!). And responds to danger with a gravity defying upswing of the arms that is so rapid, that small avian flu laden creatures have been propelled across the English (that's ENGLISH, not 'le sodding Mange') Channel by their actions.
2. To be a fully integrated member of the European Economic Community, or whatever the Frogs and Krauts are calling it these days.
3. To be bufoniform,from Bedford and work for a French Bank.
Man in Park: "Is that a cheese eating surrender monkey over there doing aerobics?"
Second Man: "No, I think that's just a Bedford collaborater copying them!"
collaborater by SaRiN STePPeNWoLFe September 2, 2006

COVID Collaborator 

An individual who chooses not to comply with lawful restrictions and guidance in relation to the COVID-19 virus pandemic and collaborates with the virus to the detriment of law abiding citizens.
That man over there is not wearing a mask, he is a COVID Collaborator.
COVID Collaborator by green923jade December 21, 2020

Capsaicin Collaborator 

A person working with hot peppers, more specifically, the capsaicin that causes the hot sensation. Someone who appreciates the power of the pepper.
Working with hot peppers makes great flavors, allowing Lil Pepper Pants to be a real Capsaicin Collaborator

Collaboratory

Collaboratory (noun)

A collaboration laboratory—a shared environment where people, teams, or organizations work together to experiment, research, prototype, or co-create solutions.

A collaboratory emphasizes collective problem-solving, iterative development, and shared resources, often across disciplines, locations, or institutions.
“They launched a collaboratory to bring developers and designers together.”
“That project was built inside a collaboratory, not in isolation.”
Collaboratory by Rachel Anne Doyon January 25, 2026

Collaborator

An ordinary person who is recruited as a patsy/useful idiot to harass a Targeted Individual in a gangstalking campaign.

Using well-established manipulation tactics, the higher-level gangstalkers recruit Collaborators to carry out small actions, typically the delivery of conditioned cues and the spreading of rumors. The collaborators are usually not aware of who they are really acting for, and often would not even agree with the true objective of the gangstalking campaign.

The use of numerous Collaborators makes the gangstalking campaign very hard to prove, and even harder to prosecute. The small actions of the Collaborators are shielded with plausible deniability. The Collaborators serve as a layer that separates the higher-level perpetrators and their clients/inducers from the victim.

Under the Zersetzung program in communist East Germany, there would typically be only three Stasi agents assigned to each Targeted Individual. These Stasi agents would amplify the effort by recruiting numerous Collaborators, often people already close to the victim, to carry-out specific harassment tasks. This was very disturbing to the victims, as it created the impression that the whole world was against them.
Tim began experiencing bizarre harassment in the form of numerous people delivering identical repetitive cues. This seemed to be happening wherever he went. This created the chilling impression that he was faced with a large group of some sort, with loyalties and convictions deep enough that they were all willing to participate in criminal harassment on behalf of someone else. What he did not realize at the time was that the people he was encountering were not a unified group, but rather individual Collaborators who were manipulated into carrying out the specific small actions.