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Often used in the same context:
limo,
outcall,
bodyguard,
chauffeured,
chauffer,
whisked,
entourage,
tow,
propositioned,
chaperon,
chaperone,
prostitute,
plain clothes,
rendezvousing,
limousine,
retinue,
unescorted,
hearse,
motorcade,
uniformed,
paddy wagon,
undercover,
plainclothes,
convoy,
accost,
ferried,
commissionaire,
disembark,
civvies,
boarded,
ambulance,
liaisons,
taxi,
accompany,
equerry,
cortege,
errand,
usherette,
posse,
greeters,
unchaperoned,
commandeered,
patrol,
minder,
horseback,
madam,
footmen,
prearrangement,
valet,
underage,
patrolwoman,
handcuffs,
incognito,
procession,
conductress,
outriders,
medivac,
pageboys,
detrain,
phalanx,
pimp,
serenade,
hustled,
harassed,
trysts,
personating,
cab fare,
wrecker,
sallyport,
squired,
stationed,
cordon,
sargeant,
guardia,
helicopter,
autograph,
fraternise,
guards,
transporting,
caravan,
kissogram,
reconnoitre,
bussed,
tow truck,
jeep,
armed,
prostitution,
attendants,
minicab,
guardroom,
battlewagon,
antiriot,
arrived,
gallivant,
felucca,
ride,
chased,
reboard,
policewomen,
madame,
debarkation,
flunkies,
escorts,
guard,
troop,
garrison,
armament,
contingent,
crew,
artillery,
deputation,
battalions,
crews,
outfit,
reinforcements,
scouts,
antisubmarine,
expeditionary,
noncombat,
advisory,
nonmilitary,
outpost,
recon,
unsubsidized,
aeromedical,
antiterrorist,
combatant,
courier,
enforcement,
flag,
keeping,
nondenominational,
aircraft,
ambassadorial,
amphibious
More specific:
beefeater,
blind date,
body guard,
chaperon,
chaperone,
color guard,
convoy,
guard of honor,
guide,
honor guard,
praetorian guard,
safeguard,
squire,
usher,
yeoman,
yeoman of the guard
Appears in the definition of:
.,
accompanied,
attended,
bodyguard,
color guard,
convoy,
corvette,
destroyer escort,
guard,
guard of honor,
honor guard,
outrider,
safe-conduct,
safeguard,
see,
unattended,
walk
More general:
accompany,
associate,
attendant,
companion,
comrade,
defender,
familiar,
fellow,
guardian,
guarding,
protecting,
protection,
protector
Synonyms:
accompaniment,
bodyguard,
date,
esquire,
see
Also try:
— Adjectives for escort:
military,
armed,
small,
strong,
large,
naval,
male,
personal,
safe,
heavy,
proper,
more...
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