consort

To consort is to hang out with or associate with others regularly.

(verb)

When you spend a lot of time with someone, that person is an example of someone you consort with regularly.

The definition of a consort is the wife or husband of a reigning king or queen.

(noun)

Prince Philip is the consort of Queen Elizabeth II.

See consort in Webster's New World College Dictionary

noun

Obsolete a partner; companion
a wife or husband; spouse, esp. of a reigning king or queen
a ship that travels along with another
Rare
1. Origin: OFr consorte < L consortium, community of goods < consors
  association; fellowship; company
2. agreement; accord
1. a 17th-cent. English chamber music ensemble, sometimes including vocalists
2. the music composed for such an ensemble

Origin: OFr < L consors (gen. consortis), partner, neighbor < com-, with + sors, a share, lot: see sort

intransitive verb

to keep company or associate (with someone, esp. someone considered objectionable, undesirable, etc.): consorting with thieves
to be in harmony or agreement; be in accord

transitive verb

See consort in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun

A husband or wife, especially the spouse of a monarch.
A companion or partner.
A ship accompanying another in travel.
Partnership; association: governed in consort with her advisers.
A group; a company: a consort of fellow diplomats.
Music
a. An instrumental ensemble.
b. An ensemble using instruments of the same family.