camaraderie

A spirit of friendship.

Spending long days and nights together on the road, the members of a traveling theater group develop a strong sense of camaraderie.

by Larstait November 10, 2003

Camaraderie

mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together”
The enforced camaraderie of office life

And it certainly appeared that way, with no shortage of banter and camaraderie

by Ketzcia September 23, 2023

Camaraderie of loss

Opposite of 'friends with benefits '. When one of the dudes involved in a friendship often incurs a loss owing to the nature of friendship. You can't say no, for instance, or want to go an extra mile to be helpful to the friend yo don't want to lose.

Azra: So you two were like friends with benefits?
Adil: It was more of a camaraderie of loss. I could never say no to her and here we are.

by AdilShah September 4, 2022

camaraderie of lugheads

A special bond that develops between the dull and dumb members of a group. Internet Chat Rooms, work environments, and classrooms often have their own camaraderie of lugheads.

I see that this Chat Room has its own camaraderie of lugheads... Intelligent debate doesn't stand a chance.

by TheFleeceMan August 27, 2019

Carmaraderie

Showing respect while driving to a unknown person for no reason other than the fact that they are driving the same car as you. Having the same make and model are key in this behavior occurring; an identical color scheme on top of these existing similarities will cause for the most immediate and conscious realization of this sudden urge of appreciation.

Example: "I gave the guy driving in front of me on the highway a 3-second space cushion because he was driving a silver civic, exactly like mine. I soon realized the only reason why I was doing this was because of Carmaraderie."

by el_diablo_blanco September 2, 2011

comraderie

a misspelling of camaraderie

bro, at raves the feeling of comraderie is real
dude, i can hear that you can't spell that word

by hhhhhhng March 11, 2019

cabaraderie

A camaraderie, or brotherhood, among cab drivers, as coined by Stephen Fry.

Drivers show cabaraderie when they let each other know where the traffic is bad, allow other cabs to pull in in front of them, and so on.

Stephen Fry, who used to drive a London cab, coined the word cabaraderie to describe the kindness shown to him by actual cab drivers.

by oopsnearlyrolledthecar August 19, 2008