Compounded

or having power of compounding. — Compositor, -ter, n. One who sets in order. (Print.) One who sets type. — Compc'nent, a. Composing; serving or helping to form; constituting.—?;. A constituent part; an ingredient.— Composltae, -te, n. pi. (Bot.) A family of dicotyledonous plants, having their flowers arranged in dense heads, —including the daisy, dandelion, and aster. — Com'post, -post, v. (Agric.) A mixture for fertilizing land. — v.t. To manure with compost. — Compos'ure, -zhur, n. Act of composing; thing composed; a settled's tate; calmne ; tranquillity. sun, cube, full; moon, f<36t; cow, oil Compound, kom-pownd/', v. t. To put together, as elements, or parts to form a whole; to combine or unite; to settle amicably, adjust by agreement. — v. i. To come to terms of agreement, settle by compromise. — Com^pound, a. Composed of elements, ingredients, or parts. — n. That which is compounded; mixture of elements, ingredients, or parts.