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cofounder

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co·found  (k-found)
tr.v. co·found·ed, co·found·ing, co·founds
To establish or found in concert with another or others.
co·founder n.
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Noun1.cofounder - one of a group of founders
beginner, founder, founding father, father - a person who founds or establishes some institution; "George Washington is the father of his country"


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