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Definition of partner
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Partner
(n.) One who has a part in
anything
with an
other;
a
partaker;
an
associate;
a
sharer.
Partner
of his
fortune.
Shak.
Hence:
(a) A
husband
or a wife. (b)
Either
one of a
couple
who dance
together.
(c) One who
shares
as a
member
of a
partnership
in the
management,
or in the gains and
losses,
of a
business..
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Compartner
::
Compartner
(n.) See
Copartner.
Dissolve
::
Dissolve
(v. t.) To
separate
into
competent
parts;
to
disorganize;
to break up;
hence,
to bring to an end by
separating
the
parts,
sundering
a
relation,
etc.; to
terminate;
to
destroy;
to
deprive
of
force;
as, to
dissolve
a
partnership;
to
dissolve
Parliament..
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) To move
toward,
and then back from,
reciprocally;
as, to
balance
partners..
Copartnership
::
Copartnership
(n.) The state of being a
copartner
or of
having
a joint
interest
in any
matter.
Federary
::
Federary
(n.) A
partner;
a
confederate;
an
accomplice.
Champerty
::
Champerty
(n.)
Partnership
in
power;
equal share of
authority.
Partaker
::
Partaker
(n.) An
accomplice;
an
associate;
a
partner.
Copesmate
::
Copesmate
(n.) An
associate
or
companion;
a
friend;
a
partner.
Yokefellow
::
Yokefellow
(n.) An
associate
or
companion
in, or as in; a mate; a
fellow;
especially,
a
partner
in
marriage..
Partner
::
Partner
(n.) One who has a part in
anything
with an
other;
a
partaker;
an
associate;
a
sharer.
Partner
of his
fortune.
Shak.
Hence:
(a) A
husband
or a wife. (b)
Either
one of a
couple
who dance
together.
(c) One who
shares
as a
member
of a
partnership
in the
management,
or in the gains and
losses,
of a
business..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) The rule for
dividing
profit
and loss among
partners;
--
called
also
partnership,
company,
and
distributive
proportion..
Copartner
::
Copartner
(n.) One who is
jointly
concerned
with one or more
persons
in
business,
etc.; a
partner;
an
associate;
a
partaker;
a
sharer..
Copartnery
::
Copartnery
(n.) the state of being
copartners
in any
undertaking.
Partnership
::
Partnership
(n.) See
Fellowship,
n., 6..
Lead
::
Lead (n.) The act or right of
playing
first in a game or
round;
the card suit, or
piece,
so
played;
as, your
partner
has the
lead..
Whist
::
Whist (n.) A
certain
game at
cards;
-- so
called
because
it
requires
silence
and close
attention.
It is
played
by four
persons
(those
who sit
opposite
each other being
partners)
with a
complete
pack of
fifty-two
cards.
Each
player
has
thirteen
cards,
and when these are
played
out, he hand is
finished,
and the cards are again
shuffled
and
distributed..
Colleague
::
Colleague
(n.) A
partner
or
associate
in some civil or
ecclesiastical
office
or
employment.
It is never used of
partners
in trade or
manufactures.
Firm
::
Firm (a.) The name,
title,
or
style,
under which a
company
transacts
business;
a
partnership
of two or more
persons;
a
commercial
house;
as, the firm of Hope & Co..
Coparcenary
::
Coparcenary
(n.)
Partnership
in
inheritance;
joint
heirship;
joint right of
succession
to an
inheritance.
Cahoot
::
Cahoot
(n.)
Partnership;
as, to go in
cahoot
with a
person..
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