To accompany; attend; go with; be companion to.
To associate; join.
To live in company; associate; consort or keep company.
To be a gay companion.
To have sexual intercourse.
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Friendship; an act pertaining to or befitting a friend or companion.
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A person or persons conjoined to or associated with another or others in any way; one or more having or coming into companionship with another or others: as, choose your company carefully; to meet company on the road.
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Consort of persons one with another; companionship; fellowship; association: as, to fall into company with a stranger.
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An assemblage or consociation of persons or, rarely, of animals; any associated or related aggregate, indefinitely.
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A body of persons associated for friendly intercourse, conversation, or pleasure: as, a small company to dinner.
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A number of persons united for performing or carrying on anything jointly: as, a company of players; an insurance company; the East India Company.
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A member or the members of a firm so designated without being named in the style or title of the firm: usually abbreviated when written: as, Messrs. Smith & Co.
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More specifically, in London, an ancient guild or incorporation of trade: as, “high in office in the Goldsmiths' company,”
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Milit., a subdivision of an infantry regiment or battalion, corresponding to a troop of cavalry or a battery of artillery, consisting of from 60 to 100 men, and commanded by a captain.
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Nautical: The crew of a ship, including the officers.
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A fleet.
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A number or collection of things.
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to accompany; attend; go with.
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To accompany; attend; associate with; remain with for companionship.
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To associate with as a lover or suitor.
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To frequent the society of as a suitor or sweetheart: as, to keep company with a girl.
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Synonyms Assembly, collection, group, gathering, crowd, band, horde, crew, gang, troop.