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Definition of company
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Company
(v. t.) To
accompany
or go with; to be
companion
to.
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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..
Fireman
::
Fireman
(n.) A man whose
business
is to
extinguish
fires in
towns;
a
member
of a fire
company.
Manipular
::
Manipular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
maniple,
or
company..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) The rule for
dividing
profit
and loss among
partners;
--
called
also
partnership,
company,
and
distributive
proportion..
Unattached
::
Unattached
(a.) Not
assigned
to any
company
or
regiment.
Countermark
::
Countermark
(n.) A mark or token added to those
already
existing,
in order to
afford
security
or
proof;
as, an
additional
or
special
mark put upon a
package
of goods
belonging
to
several
persons,
that it may not be
opened
except
in the
presence
of all; a mark added to that of an
artificer
of gold or
silver
work by the
Goldsmiths'
Company
of
London,
to
attest
the
standard
quality
of the gold or
silver;
a mark added to an
ancient
coin or
medal,
to show
either
its
change
of value or that it was tak
Table
::
Table (n.) The
company
assembled
round a
table.
Ssociable
::
SSociable
(a.)
Capable
of
being,
or fit to be,
united
in one body or
company;
associable..
Consort
::
Consort
(n.) A ship
keeping
company
with
another.
Rear
::
Rear (a.) Being
behind,
or in the
hindmost
part;
hindmost;
as, the rear rank of a
company..
Symposiac
::
Symposiac
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
compotations
and
merrymaking;
happening
where
company
is
drinking
together;
as,
symposiac
meetings..
Troop
::
Troop (n.)
Specifically,
a small body of
cavalry,
light
horse,
or
dragoons,
consisting
usually
of about sixty men,
commanded
by a
captain;
the unit of
formation
of
cavalry,
corresponding
to the
company
in
infantry.
Formerly,
also, a
company
of horse
artillery;
a
battery..
See
::
See (v. t.) To
accompany
in
person;
to
escort;
to wait upon; as, to see one home; to see one
aboard
the
cars..
Private
::
Private
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
concerning,
an
individual
person,
company,
or
interest;
peculiar
to one's self;
unconnected
with
others;
personal;
one's own; not
public;
not
general;
separate;
as, a man's
private
opinion;
private
property;
a
private
purse;
private
expenses
or
interests;
a
private
secretary..
Suite
::
Suite (n.) A
retinue
or
company
of
attendants,
as of a
distinguished
personage;
as, the suite of an
ambassador.
See Suit, n., 5..
Squiggle
::
Squiery
(n.) A
company
of
squires;
the whole body of
squires.
Convey
::
Convey
(v. t.) To
accompany;
to
convoy.
Fife
::
Fife (n.) A small
shrill
pipe,
resembling
the
piccolo
flute,
used
chiefly
to
accompany
the drum in
military
music..
Banker
::
Banker
(n.) One who
conducts
the
business
of
banking;
one who,
individually,
or as a
member
of a
company,
keeps an
establishment
for the
deposit
or loan of
money,
or for
traffic
in
money,
bills of
exchange,
etc..
Accompany
::
Accompany
(v. i.) To
associate
in a
company;
to keep
company.
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