Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An obsolete spelling of
company . - noun A simplified spelling of
company .
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Examples
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Well, guiz… luuks lyke Angelinaz gonna get sum cumpany.
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Noe mattur haow diffrent hour bleefs an lyfestyles wii iz cheezlanders ai inklude awl teh FB peeps, lurkers an okkashunal bisiters in dere an ai haz a prowd tew bee in cumpany uv such caring peeps.
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Wen der wuz too muchee cumpany wun tyme wen I wuz a littol I hidded inna da closet!
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This cost teh insurans cumpany a lawt ob munny adn cheezburgers.
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Kn wii sendz wun uv teh YNG frum the nawty barn tu keep u n teh dust bunnehs cumpany?
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The cumpany reseaved this annountsmint with mute extonishment.
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The Erle of Arrane, and Lord James, offered to abyd, yff any reassonable cumpany wald abyd with thame.
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Williame Maitland of Lethingtoun younger, [1050] Secreattar to the Quene, perceaving him self not onlye to be suspected as one that favored our parte, bot also to stand in danger of his lyiff, yf he should remane amangis sa ungodlie a cumpany; for quhensoevir materis came in questioun, he spaired not to speik his conscience; whiche libertie of toung, and gravitie of judgement, the Frenche did heyghlie disdane.
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Edinburgh; and yitt thei marched so, that we could have foughten neather cumpany, befoir that thei should have joyned.
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Grace could do na less, in caise of persute, nor provide sum sure retrait for hir selff and hir cumpany; and to that effect, chusit the toun of Leith, as place convenient thairfoir; becaus, first, it was hir derrest dochteris propertie, and na uther persone could acclame tytle or enteress thairto, and als becaus in tyme afoir it had bene fortifeit.
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