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Definition of associate
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Associate
(n.)
Anything
closely
or
usually
connected
with
another;
an
concomitant.
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Disreputable
::
Disreputable
(a.) Not
reputable;
of bad
repute;
not in
esteem;
dishonorable;
disgracing
the
reputation;
tending
to bring into
disesteem;
as, it is
disreputable
to
associate
familiarly
with the mean, the lewd, and the
profane..
Shock
::
Shock (v.) To
strike
with
surprise,
terror,
horror,
or
disgust;
to cause to
recoil;
as, his
violence
shocked
his
associates..
Join
::
"Join (v. t.) To bring
together,
literally
or
figuratively;
to place in
contact;
to
connect;
to
couple;
to
unite;
to
combine;
to
associate;
to add; to
append..
Insociable
::
Insociable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
associated,
joined,
or
connected..
Companion
::
Companion
(n.) One who
accompanies
or is in
company
with
another
for a
longer
or
shorter
period,
either
from
choice
or
casually;
one who is much in the
company
of, or is
associated
with,
another
or
others;
an
associate;
a
comrade;
a
consort;
a
partner..
Society
::
Society
(n.) The
relationship
of men to one
another
when
associated
in any way;
companionship;
fellowship;
company.
Yoke
::
Yoke (v. i.) To be
joined
or
associated;
to be
intimately
connected;
to
consort
closely;
to mate.
Neighbor
::
neighbor
(v. t.) To
associate
intimately
with.
Partner
::
Partner
(n.) An
associate
in any
business
or
occupation;
a
member
of a
partnership.
See
Partnership.
Associate
::
Associate
(v. t.) To
accompany;
to keep
company
with.
Copesmate
::
Copesmate
(n.) An
associate
or
companion;
a
friend;
a
partner.
Associate
::
Associate
(v. i.) To unite in
company;
to keep
company,
implying
intimacy;
as,
congenial
minds are
disposed
to
associate..
Herd
::
Herd (v. i.) To
associate;
to ally one's self with, or place one's self
among,
a group or
company..
Pewfellow
::
Pewfellow
(n.) An
intimate
associate;
a
companion.
Brucine
::
Brucine
(n.) A
powerful
vegetable
alkaloid,
found,
associated
with
strychnine,
in the seeds of
different
species
of
Strychnos,
especially
in the Nux
vomica.
It is less
powerful
than
strychnine.
Called
also
brucia
and
brucina..
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..
Electro-positive
::
Electro-positive
(a.) Of such a
nature
relatively
to some other
associated
body or
bodies,
as to tend to the
negative
pole of a
voltaic
battery,
in
electrolysis,
while the
associated
body tends to the
positive
pole; -- the
converse
or
correlative
of
electro-negative..
Puisne
::
Puisne
(a.)
Younger
or
inferior
in rank;
junior;
associate;
as, a chief
justice
and three
puisne
justices
of the Court of
Common
Pleas;
the
puisne
barons
of the Court of
Exchequer..
Singly
::
Singly
(adv.)
Without
partners,
companions,
or
associates;
single-handed;
as, to
attack
another
singly..
Paralbumin
::
Paralbumin
(n.) A
proteidlike
body found in the fluid from
ovarian
cysts and
elsewhere.
It is
generally
associated
with a
substance
related
to, if not
identical
with,
glycogen..
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