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Definition of company
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Company
(n.)
Partners
in a firm whose names are not
mentioned
in its style or
title;
-- often
abbreviated
in
writing;
as,
Hottinguer
& Co..
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Run
::
Run (a.) To have a legal
course;
to be
attached;
to
continue
in
force,
effect,
or
operation;
to
follow;
to go in
company;
as,
certain
covenants
run with the
land..
Sauce
::
Sauce (v. t.) To
accompany
with
something
intended
to give a
higher
relish;
to
supply
with
appetizing
condiments;
to
season;
to
flavor.
Insurer
::
Insurer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
insures;
the
person
or
company
that
contracts
to
indemnify
losses
for a
premium;
an
underwriter..
Vivandiere
::
Vivandiere
(n.) In
Continental
armies,
especially
in the
French
army, a woman
accompanying
a
regiment,
who sells
provisions
and
liquor
to the
soldiers;
a
female
sutler..
Incorporator
::
Incorporator
(n.) One of a
number
of
persons
who gets a
company
incorporated;
one of the
original
members
of a
corporation.
Parade
::
Parade
(v. t.) An
assembly
and
orderly
arrangement
or
display
of
troops,
in full
equipments,
for
inspection
or
evolutions
before
some
superior
officer;
a
review
of
troops.
Parades
are
general,
regimental,
or
private
(troop,
battery,
or
company),
according
to the force
assembled..
Colony
::
Colony
(n.) A
company
of
people
transplanted
from their
mother
country
to a
remote
province
or
country,
and
remaining
subject
to the
jurisdiction
of the
parent
state;
as, the
British
colonies
in
America..
Accompany
::
Accompany
(v. i.) To
cohabit
(with).
Crew
::
Crew (n.) The
company
of
seamen
who man a ship,
vessel,
or at; the
company
belonging
to a
vessel
or a
boat..
Rout
::
Rout (v. i.) To
assemble
in a
crowd,
whether
orderly
or
disorderly;
to
collect
in
company..
Drawing-room
::
Drawing-room
(n.) A room
appropriated
for the
reception
of
company;
a room to which
company
withdraws
from the
dining
room.
Welcome
::
Welcome
(n.)
Received
with
gladness;
admitted
willingly
to the
house,
entertainment,
or
company;
as, a
welcome
visitor..
Flight
::
Flight
(n.) A
number
of
beings
or
things
passing
through
the air
together;
especially,
a flock of birds
flying
in
company;
the birds that fly or
migrate
together;
the birds
produced
in one
season;
as, a
flight
of
arrows..
Monologist
::
Monologist
(n.) One who
soliloquizes;
esp., one who
monopolizes
conversation
in
company..
Attend
::
Attend
(v. t.) To be
present
with; to
accompany;
to be
united
or
consequent
to; as, a
measure
attended
with ill
effects..
Harmine
::
Harmine
(n.) An
alkaloid
accompanying
harmaline
(in the
Peganum
harmala),
and
obtained
from it by
oxidation.
It is a white
crystalline
substance..
Gerant
::
Gerant
(n.) The
manager
or
acting
partner
of a
company,
joint-stock
association,
etc..
Ballet
::
Ballet
(n.) The
company
of
persons
who
perform
the
ballet.
Bank Note
::
Bank note ()
Formerly,
a
promissory
note made by a
banker,
or
banking
company,
payable
to a
specified
person
at a fixed date; a bank bill. See Bank bill, 2..
Repertoire
::
Repertoire
(n.) A list of
dramas,
operas,
pieces,
parts,
etc., which a
company
or a
person
has
rehearsed
and is
prepared
to
perform..
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