COMMUTATION, exchange

[changed. COMMUTE, ti. COMPACT, (pact') a. firm; v. pre together. COMPACT, (com'-) n. bargain league. Companionable, a. sociable; agreeable. COMPANY, n. persons met or acting; together. Comparable, a. worthy to be compared. COMPARE, v. examine together. COMPARATIVE, a. estimated by comparison. COMPARISON, ti. comparing; comparative estlCOMPARTMENT, n. division. [mate simile. COMPASS, n. reach instrument for guiding; ship. COMPASSES, ti. pi. instrument; to describe circles. Compa ionate, a. inclined to compa ion or Compatibility,; consistency agreement. COMPATRIOT, n. fellow patriot; of the same COMPEAR, v. appear by attorney. [country. COMPEER, n. aneaual; colleague; companion. COMPELLATION, ti. style of addre . [mary. COMPEND, Compendium, abridgement; sum COMPENDIOUS, a. short concise brief. COMPENSATION, n. making; amends;; recompense. COMPETE, v. strive for a like end rival, [right. COMPETENCE, n. sufficiency; legal; capacity or COMPETENT, a. adequate to some end or duty; COMPETITOR, ti. rival. [having legal capacity. COMPETITIVE, a. by competition or rivalry. Compilation, n. a selection from authors. Complacence, Complacency, satisfaction COMPLACENT, ti. Complainant, n. one who complains; a proseCOM PLAINT, ti. murmuring; accusation, [cut or. COMPLAISANCE, 72 pleasing deportment; civility. COMPLAISANT, a.. polite courteous affable. Complement, ti. the full; number.; COMPLEMENTAL, a. filling up the number. COMPLEX, a. of many parts intricate. COMPLEXION, 72 colour of the; face, [intricacy. COMPLEXITY, COMPLICACY,. complex state; COMPLIANT, a. giving compliance obliging. COMPLICATE, make intricate;—; a. involved. COMPLICATION, t>. n. mixture of many things. COMPLICITY, n. connection with knowledge of. COMPLIMENT, 7i. expre ion of civility;; v. congraCOMPLIMENTARY, a. expre ive of praise. Itulate. COMPLINE, 71. last prayer at night. COM PLU TENS I AN, a. first polyglot bible pub Component, a. constituent;—»*. elementary part. COMPORT, r. agree suit. COM PORTABLE, a.; consistent. COMPOSE, v. allay write as an author. COMPOS MENTIS,; a. sound in mind. COMPOSITE, a. made up of parts. COMPOSITOR, ti. one who sets types. Compost, (com'-) 71. mixture for manure. COMPOSURE, composed state of mind; calm COMPOTATION, 71 act of drinking together.[ne . Compound, (com'-). a. formed ot ingredients;—