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Definition of company
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Company
(v. i.) To be a gay
companion.
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Accompaniment
::
Accompaniment
(n.) A part
performed
by
instruments,
accompanying
another
part or parts
performed
by
voices;
the
subordinate
part, or
parts,
accompanying
the voice or a
principal
instrument;
also, the
harmony
of a
figured
bass..
Time
::
Time (v. t.) To
regulate
as to time; to
accompany,
or agree with, in time of
movement..
Train
::
Train (v. i.) To be
drilled
in
military
exercises;
to do duty in a
military
company.
Fusel Oil
::
Fusel oil () A hot,
acrid,
oily
liquid,
accompanying
many
alcoholic
liquors
(as
potato
whisky,
corn
whisky,
etc.),
as an
undesirable
ingredient,
and
consisting
of
several
of the
higher
alcohols
and
compound
ethers,
but
particularly
of amyl
alcohol;
hence,
specifically
applied
to amyl
alcohol..
Privateness
::
Privateness
(n.)
Seclusion
from
company
or
society;
retirement;
privacy;
secrecy.
Rout
::
Rout (v. i.) To
assemble
in a
crowd,
whether
orderly
or
disorderly;
to
collect
in
company..
Consort
::
Consort
(n.) An
assembly
or
association
of
persons;
a
company;
a
group;
a
combination.
Platoon
::
Platoon
(n.) Now, in the
United
States
service,
half of a
company..
For
::
For
(prep.)
Indicating
the
antecedent
cause or
occasion
of an
action;
the
motive
or
inducement
accompanying
and
prompting
to an act or
state;
the
reason
of
anything;
that on
account
of which a thing is or is done.
Compel
::
Compel
(v. t.) To
gather
or unite in a crowd or
company.
Loss
::
Loss (v. t.)
Destruction
or
diminution
of
value,
if
brought
about in a
manner
provided
for in the
insurance
contract
(as
destruction
by fire or
wreck,
damage
by water or
smoke),
or the death or
injury
of an
insured
person;
also, the sum paid or
payable
therefor;
as, the
losses
of the
company
this year
amount
to a
million
of
dollars..
Detach
::
Detach
(v. t.) To
separate
for a
special
object
or use; -- used
especially
in
military
language;
as, to
detach
a ship from a
fleet,
or a
company
from a
regiment..
Troop
::
Troop (n.) A
collection
of
people;
a
company;
a
number;
a
multitude.
Cohabit
::
Cohabit
(v.) To
inhabit
or
reside
in
company,
or in the same place or
country..
Attend
::
Attend
(v. i.) To
accompany
or be
present
or near at hand, in
pursuance
of duty; to be ready for
service;
to wait or be in
waiting;
-- often
followed
by on or
upon..
Company
::
Company
(n.)
Society,
in
general;
people
assembled
for
social
intercourse..
Unattached
::
Unattached
(a.) Not
assigned
to any
company
or
regiment.
Withdraw
::
Withdraw
(v. i.) To
retire;
to
retreat;
to quit a
company
or
place;
to go away; as, he
withdrew
from the
company..
Herd
::
Herd (v. i.) To
associate;
to ally one's self with, or place one's self
among,
a group or
company..
Scrip
::
Scrip (n.) A
preliminary
certificate
of a
subscription
to the
capital
of a bank,
railroad,
or other
company,
or for a share of other joint
property,
or a loan,
stating
the
amount
of the
subscription
and the date of the
payment
of the
installments;
as,
insurance
scrip,
consol
scrip,
etc. When all the
installments
are paid, the scrip is
exchanged
for a bond share
certificate..
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