noun a term used in North America to refer to a trusted friend or ally
Originally used as a term of endearment and friendship in the TV show 'The Lone Ranger', the word 'kemosabe' has since been adopted and used in popular culture to refer to a trusted friend or partner.
In the context of Western films and literature, 'kemosabe' is often used as a term of camaraderie between characters, especially in cowboy and Native American interactions.
Outside of its original context, 'kemosabe' is sometimes used humorously or ironically to refer to a close friend or ally, often with a nod to its origins in 'The Lone Ranger'.
In the writing world, 'kemosabe' can be used as a playful or informal way to address a colleague or friend.
Psychologists may use 'kemosabe' as a term of endearment or camaraderie with their clients or colleagues.
Teachers may use 'kemosabe' as a fun and lighthearted way to address their students or fellow educators.
Chefs may use 'kemosabe' as a term of affection or camaraderie with their kitchen staff or fellow chefs.
Doctors may use 'kemosabe' as a friendly or informal way to address their patients or medical colleagues.