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Definition of sociate
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Sociate
(a.)
Associated.
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Sort
::
Sort (v. i.) To join or
associate
with
others,
esp. with
others
of the same kind or
species;
to
agree..
Partner
::
Partner
(n.) An
associate
in any
business
or
occupation;
a
member
of a
partnership.
See
Partnership.
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(a.)
Conjoined;
associate;
concomitant;
existing
or
happening
at the same time.
Interfuse
::
Interfuse
(v. t.) To mix up
together;
to
associate.
Zinnwaldite
::
Zinnwaldite
(n.) A kind of mica
containing
lithium,
often
associated
with tin ore..
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..
Foot
::
Foot (n.) The
lowest
part or base; the
ground
part; the
bottom,
as of a
mountain
or
column;
also, the last of a row or
series;
the end or
extremity,
esp. if
associated
with
inferiority;
as, the foot of a hill; the foot of the
procession;
the foot of a
class;
the foot of the bed..
Friend
::
Friend
(n.) One who
entertains
for
another
such
sentiments
of
esteem,
respect,
and
affection
that he seeks his
society
aud
welfare;
a
wellwisher;
an
intimate
associate;
sometimes,
an
attendant..
Set
::
Set (n.) A
number
of
persons
associated
by
custom,
office,
common
opinion,
quality,
or the like; a
division;
a
group;
a
clique..
Follower
::
Follower
(n.) One who
follows;
a
pursuer;
an
attendant;
a
disciple;
a
dependent
associate;
a
retainer.
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..
Competitor
::
Competitor
(n.) An
associate;
a
confederate.
Consociate
::
Consociate
(v. i.) To form an
ecclesiastical
consociation.
Fluorine
::
Fluorine
(n.) A
non-metallic,
gaseous
element,
strongly
acid or
negative,
or
associated
with
chlorine,
bromine,
and
iodine,
in the
halogen
group of which it is the first
member.
It
always
occurs
combined,
is very
active
chemically,
and
possesses
such an
avidity
for most
elements,
and
silicon
especially,
that it can
neither
be
prepared
nor kept in glass
vessels.
If set free it
immediately
attacks
the
containing
material,
so that it was not
isolated
until 1886. It is a
pungent,
corrosive,
colorles
Insociate
::
Insociate
(a.) Not
associate;
without
a
companion;
single;
solitary;
recluse.
Join
::
"Join (v. t.) To
associate
one's self to; to be or
become
connected
with; to
league
one's self with; to unite with; as, to join a
party;
to join the
church..
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..
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..
Screw
::
Screw (n.) A
straight
line in space with which a
definite
linear
magnitude
termed
the pitch is
associated
(cf. 5th
Pitch,
10 (b)). It is used to
express
the
displacement
of a rigid body, which may
always
be made to
consist
of a
rotation
about an axis
combined
with a
translation
parallel
to that
axis..
Wind-sucking
::
Wind-sucking
(n.) A
vicious
habit of a
horse,
consisting
in the
swallowing
of air; --
usually
associated
with
crib-biting,
or
cribbing.
See
Cribbing,
4..
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