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Definition of associate
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Associate
(v. t.) To
connect
or place
together
in
thought.
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Singly
::
Singly
(adv.)
Without
partners,
companions,
or
associates;
single-handed;
as, to
attack
another
singly..
Even
::
Even (a.)
Associate;
fellow;
of the same
condition.
Matte
::
Matte (n.) A
partly
reduced
copper
sulphide,
obtained
by
alternately
roasting
and
melting
copper
ore in
separating
the metal from
associated
iron ores, and
called
coarse
metal,
fine
metal,
etc.,
according
to the grade of
fineness.
On the
exterior
it is dark brown or
black,
but on a fresh
surface
is
yellow
or
bronzy
in
color..
Pectose
::
Pectose
(n.) An
amorphous
carbohydrate
found in the
vegetable
kingdom,
esp. in
unripe
fruits.
It is
associated
with
cellulose,
and is
converted
into
substances
of the
pectin
group..
Reassociate
::
Reassociate
(v. t. & i.) To
associate
again;
to bring again into close
relations.
Associated
::
Associated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Associat.
Partner
::
Partner
(n.) One who has a part in
anything
with an
other;
a
partaker;
an
associate;
a
sharer.
Partner
of his
fortune.
Shak.
Hence:
(a) A
husband
or a wife. (b)
Either
one of a
couple
who dance
together.
(c) One who
shares
as a
member
of a
partnership
in the
management,
or in the gains and
losses,
of a
business..
Tinkling
::
Tinkling
(n.) A
grackle
(Quiscalus
crassirostris)
native
of
Jamaica.
It often
associates
with
domestic
cattle,
and rids them of
insects..
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..
Context
::
Context
(n.) The part or parts of
something
written
or
printed,
as of
Scripture,
which
precede
or
follow
a text or
quoted
sentence,
or are so
intimately
associated
with it as to throw light upon its
meaning..
Society
::
Society
(n.) The
relationship
of men to one
another
when
associated
in any way;
companionship;
fellowship;
company.
Tungstite
::
Tungstite
(n.) The oxide of
tungsten,
a
yellow
mineral
occurring
in a
pulverulent
form. It is often
associated
with
wolfram..
Goitre
::
Goitre
(n.) An
enlargement
of the
thyroid
gland,
on the
anterior
part of the neck;
bronchocele.
It is
frequently
associated
with
cretinism,
and is most
common
in
mountainous
regions,
especially
in
certain
parts of
Switzerland..
Sociate
::
Sociate
(n.) An
associate.
Zinnwaldite
::
Zinnwaldite
(n.) A kind of mica
containing
lithium,
often
associated
with tin ore..
Misallied
::
Misallied
(a.)
Wrongly
allied
or
associated.
Associate
::
Associate
(v. i.) To unite in
company;
to keep
company,
implying
intimacy;
as,
congenial
minds are
disposed
to
associate..
Team
::
Team (n.) A
number
of
persons
associated
together
in any work; a gang;
especially,
a
number
of
persons
selected
to
contend
on one side in a
match,
or a
series
of
matches,
in a
cricket,
football,
rowing,
etc..
Decipium
::
Decipium
(n.) A
supposed
rare
element,
said to be
associated
with
cerium,
yttrium,
etc., in the
mineral
samarskite,
and more
recently
called
samarium.
Symbol
Dp. See
Samarium..
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(a.)
Conjoined;
associate;
concomitant;
existing
or
happening
at the same time.
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