tr.v., -wrote, or -wrote (-rōt'), -writ·ten, or -writ·ten (-rĭt'n), -writ·ing, or -writ·ing, -writes, or -writes.
To write jointly or in collaboration with another author.
cowriter co'writ·er n.
cowrite
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