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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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Solicitor-general
::
Solicitor-general
(n.) The
second
law
officer
in the
government
of Great
Britain;
also, a
similar
officer
under the
United
States
government,
who is
associated
with the
attorney-general;
also, the chief law
officer
of some of the
States..
Herd
::
Herd (v. i.) To unite or
associate
in a herd; to feed or run
together,
or in
company;
as, sheep herd on many
hills..
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..
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..
Pewfellow
::
Pewfellow
(n.) An
intimate
associate;
a
companion.
Concomitant
::
Concomitant
(n.) One who, or that
which,
accompanies,
or is
collaterally
connected
with
another;
a
companion;
an
associate;
an
accompaniment..
Drab
::
Drab (v. i.) To
associate
with
strumpets;
to
wench.
Cannula
::
Cannula
(n.) A small tube of
metal,
wood, or India
rubber,
used for
various
purposes,
esp. for
injecting
or
withdrawing
fluids.
It is
usually
associated
with a
trocar..
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..
Mate
::
Mate (n.) One who
customarily
associates
with
another;
a
companion;
an
associate;
any
object
which is
associated
or
combined
with a
similar
object.
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
Associate
::
Associate
(a.)
Connected
by habit or
sympathy;
as,
associate
motions,
such as occur
sympathetically,
in
consequence
of
preceding
motions..
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(a.)
Corporate;
incorporated;
made one body, or
united
in one body;
associated;
mixed
together;
combined;
embodied..
Septemvir
::
Septemvir
(n.) One of a board of seven men
associated
in some
office.
Affiliate
::
Affiliate
(v. i.) To
connect
or
associate
one's self; --
followed
by with; as, they
affiliate
with no
party..
Associated
::
Associated
(a.)
Joined
as a
companion;
brought
into
association;
accompanying;
combined.
Disassociate
::
Disassociate
(v. t.) To
disconnect
from
things
associated;
to
disunite;
to
dissociate.
Fellow
::
Fellow
(n.) A
companion;
a
comrade;
an
associate;
a
partner;
a
sharer.
Messmate
::
Messmate
(n.) An
associate
in a mess.
Associable
::
Associable
(a.)
Capable
of being
associated
or
joined.
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