1. plural of comaker; persons who jointly make or create something
Usage: often used in legal or business contexts
2. persons who jointly sign a promissory note or loan agreement as makers, sharing equal responsibility for repayment
Usage: finance and legal term

Examples

• The two comakers of the documentary shared the award for best film.
• Both comakers on the loan are legally responsible for repayment.
• The comakers of the treaty negotiated for months before reaching agreement.
• As comakers of the contract, they each bear equal liability.
• The comakers collaborated on the design from start to finish.