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Definition of company
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Company
(v. i.) To
associate.
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Of
::
Of
(prep.)
Denoting
part of an
aggregate
or
whole;
belonging
to a
number
or
quantity
mentioned;
out of; from
amongst;
as, of this
little
he had some to
spare;
some of the mines were
unproductive;
most of the
company..
Express
::
Express
(n.) A
messenger
sent on a
special
errand;
a
courier;
hence,
a
regular
and fast
conveyance;
commonly,
a
company
or
system
for the
prompt
and safe
transportation
of
merchandise
or
parcels;
also, a
railway
train for
transporting
passengers
or goods with speed and
punctuality..
Table
::
Table (n.) The
company
assembled
round a
table.
Accessory
::
Accessory
(a.)
Accompanying
as a
subordinate;
aiding
in a
secondary
way;
additional;
connected
as an
incident
or
subordinate
to a
principal;
contributing
or
contributory;
said of
persons
and
things,
and, when of
persons,
usually
in a bad
sense;
as, he was
accessory
to the riot;
accessory
sounds
in
music..
Manipular
::
Manipular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
maniple,
or
company..
Associated
::
Associated
(a.)
Joined
as a
companion;
brought
into
association;
accompanying;
combined.
Liveryman
::
Liveryman
(n.) A
freeman
of the city, in
London,
who,
having
paid
certain
fees, is
entitled
to wear the
distinguishing
dress or
livery
of the
company
to which he
belongs,
and also to enjoy
certain
other
privileges,
as the right of
voting
in an
election
for the lord
mayor,
sheriffs,
chamberlain,
etc..
Rout
::
Rout (v. i.) To
assemble
in a
crowd,
whether
orderly
or
disorderly;
to
collect
in
company..
Bonus
::
Bonus (n.) A
premium
given for a loan, or for a
charter
or other
privilege
granted
to a
company;
as the bank paid a bonus for its
charter..
President
::
President
(n.) The chief
officer
of a
corporation,
company,
institution,
society,
or the
like..
Cashier
::
Cashier
(n.) One who has
charge
of
money;
a cash
keeper;
the
officer
who has
charge
of the
payments
and
receipts
(moneys,
checks,
notes),
of a bank or a
mercantile
company..
Office
::
Office
(n.) The
company
or
corporation,
or
persons
collectively,
whose place of
business
is in an
office;
as, I have
notified
the
office..
Stray
::
Stray (a.) To
wander
from
company,
or from the
proper
limits;
to rove at
large;
to roam; to go
astray..
Lead
::
Lead (v. i.) To guide or
conduct,
as by
accompanying,
going
before,
showing,
influencing,
directing
with
authority,
etc.; to have
precedence
or
preeminence;
to be first or
chief;
-- used in most of the
senses
of lead, v. t..
Company
::
Company
(n.) An
assemblage
or
association
of
persons,
either
permanent
or
transient..
Consort
::
Consort
(v. t.) To
attend;
to
accompany.
Navy
::
Navy (n.) A fleet of
ships;
an
assemblage
of
merchantmen,
or so many as sail in
company..
Tithing
::
Tithing
(n.) A
number
or
company
of ten
householders
who,
dwelling
near each
other,
were
sureties
or
frankpledges
to the king for the good
behavior
of each
other;
a
decennary..
Noise
::
Noise (n.)
Music,
in
general;
a
concert;
also, a
company
of
musicians;
a
band..
Commission
::
Commission
(n.) A
company
of
persons
joined
in the
performance
of some duty or the
execution
of some
trust;
as, the
interstate
commerce
commission..
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