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Definition of associate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of associate is as below...
Associate
(v. t.) To join with one, as a
friend,
companion,
partner,
or
confederate;
as, to
associate
others
with us in
business,
or in an
enterprise..
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Adjunct
::
Adjunct
(n.) A
person
joined
to
another
in some duty or
service;
a
colleague;
an
associate.
Avatar
::
Avatar
(n.) The
descent
of a deity to
earth,
and his
incarnation
as a man or an
animal;
--
chiefly
associated
with the
incarnations
of
Vishnu..
Infamous
::
Infamous
(a.)
Having
a bad name as being the place where an
odious
crime was
committed,
or as being
associated
with
something
detestable;
hence,
unlucky;
perilous;
dangerous..
Mix
::
Mix (v. i.) To
associate;
to
mingle.
Connect
::
Connect
(v. t.) To join, or
fasten
together,
as by
something
intervening;
to
associate;
to
combine;
to unite or link
together;
to
establish
a bond or
relation
between..
Bump
::
Bump (n.) One of the
protuberances
on the
cranium
which are
associated
with
distinct
faculties
or
affections
of the mind; as, the bump of
veneration;
the bump of
acquisitiveness..
Even
::
Even (a.)
Associate;
fellow;
of the same
condition.
Company
::
Company
(v. i.) To
associate.
Associate
::
Associate
(n.)
Anything
closely
or
usually
connected
with
another;
an
concomitant.
Associate
::
Associate
(v. t.) To join with one, as a
friend,
companion,
partner,
or
confederate;
as, to
associate
others
with us in
business,
or in an
enterprise..
Copartner
::
Copartner
(n.) One who is
jointly
concerned
with one or more
persons
in
business,
etc.; a
partner;
an
associate;
a
partaker;
a
sharer..
Thirst
::
Thirst
(n.) A
sensation
of
dryness
in the
throat
associated
with a
craving
for
liquids,
produced
by
deprivation
of
drink,
or by some other cause (as fear,
excitement,
etc.) which
arrests
the
secretion
of the
pharyngeal
mucous
membrane;
hence,
the
condition
producing
this
sensation..
Associate
::
Associate
(n.) A
partner
in
interest,
as in
business;
or a
confederate
in a
league..
Joint
::
"Joint
(a.)
United,
joined,
or
sharing
with
another
or with
others;
not
solitary
in
interest
or
action;
holding
in
common
with an
associate,
or with
associates;
acting
together;
as, joint heir; joint
creditor;
joint
debtor,
etc..
Associate
::
Associate
(v. t.) To
connect
or place
together
in
thought.
Mingle
::
Mingle
(v. t.) To
associate
or unite in
society
or by ties of
relationship;
to cause or allow to
intermarry;
to
intermarry.
Schoolfellow
::
Schoolfellow
(n.) One bred at the same
school;
an
associate
in
school.
Immanent
::
Immanent
(a.)
Remaining
within;
inherent;
indwelling;
abiding;
intrinsic;
internal
or
subjective;
hence,
limited
in
activity,
agency,
or
effect,
to the
subject
or
associated
acts; --
opposed
to
emanant,
transitory,
transitive,
or
objective..
Affiliate
::
Affiliate
(v. i.) To
connect
or
associate
one's self; --
followed
by with; as, they
affiliate
with no
party..
Unite
::
Unite (v. t.)
Hence,
to join by a legal or moral bond, as
families
by
marriage,
nations
by
treaty,
men by
opinions;
to join in
interest,
affection,
fellowship,
or the like; to cause to
agree;
to
harmonize;
to
associate;
to
attach..
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