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Definition of company
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Company
(v. i.) To be a gay
companion.
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Credit Mobilier
::
Credit
mobilier
() A joint stock
company,
formed
for
general
banking
business,
or for the
construction
of
public
works,
by means of loans on
personal
estate,
after the
manner
of the
credit
foncier
on real
estate.
In
practice,
however,
this
distinction
has not been
strictly
observed..
Fugleman
::
Fugleman
(n.) A
soldier
especially
expert
and well
drilled,
who takes his place in front of a
military
company,
as a guide for the
others
in their
exercises;
a file
leader.
He
originally
stood in front of the right
wing..
Troop
::
Troop (n.) A
collection
of
people;
a
company;
a
number;
a
multitude.
Covey
::
Covey (n.) A
company;
a bevy; as, a covey of
girls..
Rout
::
Rout (n.) A
troop;
a
throng;
a
company;
an
assembly;
especially,
a
traveling
company
or
throng..
Crew
::
Crew (n.) The
company
of
seamen
who man a ship,
vessel,
or at; the
company
belonging
to a
vessel
or a
boat..
Captain
::
Captain
(n.) One in
charge
of a
portion
of a
ship's
company;
as, a
captain
of a top,
captain
of a gun, etc..
Fraternity
::
Fraternity
(n.) A body of men
associated
for their
common
interest,
business,
or
pleasure;
a
company;
a
brotherhood;
a
society;
in the Roman
Catholic
Chucrch,
an
association
for
special
religious
purposes,
for
relieving
the sick and
destitute,
etc..
Noise
::
Noise (n.)
Music,
in
general;
a
concert;
also, a
company
of
musicians;
a
band..
Accessary
::
Accessary
(a.)
Accompanying,
as a
subordinate;
additional;
accessory;
esp.,
uniting
in, or
contributing
to, a
crime,
but not as chief
actor.
See
Accessory..
Interest
::
Interest
(n.)
Excitement
of
feeling,
whether
pleasant
or
painful,
accompanying
special
attention
to some
object;
concern..
Life
::
Life (n.) That which
imparts
or
excites
spirit
or
vigor;
that upon which
enjoyment
or
success
depends;
as, he was the life of the
company,
or of the
enterprise..
Privacy
::
Privacy
(n.) The state of being in
retirement
from the
company
or
observation
of
others;
seclusion.
Subsigned
::
Subsidy
(n.) A grant from the
government,
from a
municipal
corporation,
or the like, to a
private
person
or
company
to
assist
the
establishment
or
support
of an
enterprise
deemed
advantageous
to the
public;
a
subvention;
as, a
subsidy
to the
owners
of a line of ocean
steamships..
Measure
::
Measure
(n.) A
regulated
movement
corresponding
to the time in which the
accompanying
music is
performed;
but,
especially,
a slow and
stately
dance,
like the
minuet..
Companying
::
Companying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Compan.
Unlocated
::
Unlocated
(a.) Not
surveyed,
or
designated
by
marks,
limits,
or
boundaries,
as
appropriated
to some
individual,
company,
or
corporation;
as,
unlocated
lands..
Associated
::
Associated
(a.)
Joined
as a
companion;
brought
into
association;
accompanying;
combined.
Despicable
::
Despicable
(a.) Fit or
deserving
to be
despised;
contemptible;
mean; vile;
worthless;
as, a
despicable
man;
despicable
company;
a
despicable
gift..
Company
::
Company
(n.) The crew of a ship,
including
the
officers;
as, a whole
ship's
company..
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