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Definition of companies
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Companies
(pl. ) of
Compan.
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Squadron
::
Squadron
(n.) A body of
cavarly
comparising
two
companies
or
troops,
and
averging
from one
hundred
and
twenty
to two
hundred
men..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
movement
in
tactics
by which the order of
companies
in line is
inverted,
the right being on the left, the left on the
right,
and so on..
Tear
::
Tear (n.) That which
causes
or
accompanies
tears;
a
lament;
a
dirge.
Modesty
::
Modesty
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
modest;
that lowly
temper
which
accompanies
a
moderate
estimate
of one's own worth and
importance;
absence
of
self-assertion,
arrogance,
and
presumption;
humility
respecting
one's own
merit..
Swapped
::
Swan-upping
(n.) A
yearly
expedition
on the
Thames
to take up young swans and mark them, as by
Companies
of Dyers and
Vintners;
--
called
also
swan-hopping..
Accompanier
::
Accompanier
(n.) He who, or that
which,
accompanies..
Notification
::
Notification
(n.) The act of
notifying,
or
giving
notice;
the act of
making
known;
especially,
the act of
giving
official
notice
or
information
to the
public
or to
individuals,
corporations,
companies,
or
societies,
by
words,
by
writing,
or by other
means..
Pool
::
Pool (v. t.) To put
together;
to
contribute
to a
common
fund, on the basis of a
mutual
division
of
profits
or
losses;
to make a
common
interest
of; as, the
companies
pooled
their
traffic..
Bachelor
::
Bachelor
(n.) In the
companies
of
London
tradesmen,
one not yet
admitted
to wear the
livery;
a
junior
member..
Morris
::
Morris
(n.) A
Moorish
dance,
usually
performed
by a
single
dancer,
who
accompanies
the dance with
castanets..
Voyageur
::
Voyageur
(n.) A
traveler;
--
applied
in
Canada
to a man
employed
by the fur
companies
in
transporting
goods by the
rivers
and
across
the land, to and from the
remote
stations
in the
Northwest..
Attendant
::
Attendant
(n.) One who
attends
or
accompanies
in any
character
whatever,
as a
friend,
companion,
servant,
agent,
or
suitor..
Equipage
::
Equipage
(n.) A
carriage
of state or of
pleasure
with all that
accompanies
it, as
horses,
liveried
servants,
etc., a showy
turn-out..
Division
::
Division
(n.) Two
companies
of
infantry
maneuvering
as one
subdivision
of a
battalion.
Underwrite
::
Underwrite
(v. t.) To
subscribe
one's name to for
insurance,
especially
for
marine
insurance;
to write one's name
under,
or set one's name to, as a
policy
of
insurance,
for the
purpose
of
becoming
answerable
for loss or
damage,
on
consideration
of
receiving
a
certain
premium
per cent; as,
individuals,
as well as
companies,
may
underwrite
policies
of
insurance..
Transferable
::
Transferable
(a.)
Negotiable,
as a note, bill of
exchange,
or other
evidence
of
property,
that may be
conveyed
from one
person
to
another
by
indorsement
or other
writing;
capable
of being
transferred
with no loss of
value;
as, the
stocks
of most
public
companies
are
transferable;
some
tickets
are not
transferable..
Quaternion
::
Quaternion
(v. t.) To
divide
into
quaternions,
files,
or
companies..
Chaperon
::
Chaperon
(n.) A
matron
who
accompanies
a young lady in
public,
for
propriety,
or as a guide and
protector..
Feast
::
Feast (n.) To eat
sumptuously;
to dine or sup on rich
provisions,
particularly
in large
companies,
and on
public
festivals..
Tumbril
::
Tumbril
(n.) A cart or
carriage
with two
wheels,
which
accompanies
troops
or
artillery,
to
convey
the tools of
pioneers,
cartridges,
and the
like..
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