Compromise

kom'pro-miz, n. A mutual promise to reter a dispute to the decision of arbitrators; adjustment by mutual conce ions.—!;, t. [-mised (-mizd), -MisiNG.] To adjust by mutual conce ions,-compound; to commit, hazard, comp rom it. — Com'prom is'er, n.— Com'prom it, v. t. To pledge, promise; to put to hazard, by some act which cannot be recalled, bring into danger, compromise. Comptroller. See under Control.