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Definition of associate
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Associate
(a.)
Admitted
to some, but not to all,
rights
and
privileges;
as, an
associate
member..
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Yokefellow
::
Yokefellow
(n.) An
associate
or
companion
in, or as in; a mate; a
fellow;
especially,
a
partner
in
marriage..
Copulate
::
Copulate
(a.)
Joined;
associated;
coupled.
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..
Resent
::
Resent
(v. t.) To
recognize;
to
perceive,
especially
as if by
smelling;
--
associated
in
meaning
with sent, the older
spelling
of scent to
smell.
See
Resent,
v. i..
Crew
::
Crew (n.) In an
extended
sense,
any small body of men
associated
for a
purpose;
a gang; as
(Naut.),
the
carpenter's
crew; the
boatswain's
crew..
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..
Cliquism
::
Cliquism
(n.) The
tendency
to
associate
in
cliques;
the
spirit
of
cliques.
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..
Mate
::
Mate (n.) One who
customarily
associates
with
another;
a
companion;
an
associate;
any
object
which is
associated
or
combined
with a
similar
object.
Partaker
::
Partaker
(n.) An
accomplice;
an
associate;
a
partner.
Associated
::
Associated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Associat.
Pegasus
::
Pegasus
(n.) A
winged
horse
fabled
to have
sprung
from the body of
Medusa
when she was
slain.
He is noted for
causing,
with a blow of his hoof,
Hippocrene,
the
inspiring
fountain
of the
Muses,
to
spring
from Mount
Helicon.
On this
account
he is, in
modern
times,
associated
with the
Muses,
and with ideas of
poetic
inspiration..
Gang
::
Gang (v. i.) A
number
going in
company;
hence,
a
company,
or a
number
of
persons
associated
for a
particular
purpose;
a group of
laborers
under one
foreman;
a
squad;
as, a gang of
sailors;
a chain gang; a gang of
thieves..
Engage
::
Engage
(v. t.) To gain for
service;
to bring in as
associate
or aid; to
enlist;
as, to
engage
friends
to aid in a
cause;
to
engage
men for
service..
Solitary
::
Solitary
(a.)
Living
or being by one's self;
having
no
companion
present;
being
without
associates;
single;
alone;
lonely.
Rat
::
Rat (n.) One who
deserts
his party or
associates;
hence,
in the
trades,
one who works for lower wages than those
prescribed
by a
trades
union..
Peer
::
Peer (n.) A
comrade;
a
companion;
a
fellow;
an
associate.
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(a.)
Corporate;
incorporated;
made one body, or
united
in one body;
associated;
mixed
together;
combined;
embodied..
Fraternize
::
Fraternize
(v. i.) To
associate
or hold
fellowship
as
brothers,
or as men of like
occupation
or
character;
to have
brotherly
feelings..
Zinnwaldite
::
Zinnwaldite
(n.) A kind of mica
containing
lithium,
often
associated
with tin ore..
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