fraternise

• I believed there was no reason theatremakers and critics shouldn't fraternise. —  Blogposts | guardian.co.uk
• They socialise and fraternise with key people within and outside their industry. —  Welcome to the Frontpage
• The two girls, differently reared as they had been, were yet able to fraternise, and find mutual pleasure in the society of each other; and the hours passed almost unheeded, while the storm, which had abated none of its tempestuous fury, raged violently without, and failed to disturb the happiness of those who were so pleasantly occupied It was very late before they could bring themselves to break up the social party, and retire to rest We have not a spare room to offer you. —  Grace Darling Heroine of the Farne Islands
• Didn't they meet at your rooms and fraternise, and wasn't that much more 'abroad' than this So they did, but my hand had been forced and she didn't like it," Peter answered, suspecting that for a diplomatist he looked foolish Miss Rooth didn't like it?" —  The Tragic Muse
• The pretext of their march was to fraternise, at the federation of the 14th of July[25], with the other fιdιrιs of the kingdom. —  History of the Girondists, Volume I Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution

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