An associate; an accomplice.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin complex, complic-, one closely connected with : Latin com-, com- + Latin plicāre, to fold.]
complice
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com·plice (kŏm'plĭs)  |
n. Archaic
An associate; an accomplice.
An associate; an accomplice.
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