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Compound
Compound
n.
In
the
East
Indies
, an
inclosure
containing
a
house
,
outbuildings
,
etc
.
Compound
v. t.
To
form
or
make
by
combining
different
elements
,
ingredients
, or
parts
; as, to
compound
a
medicine
.
Compound
v. t.
To
put
together
, as
elements
,
ingredients
, or
parts
, in
order
to
form
a
whole
; to
combine
,
mix
, or
unite
.
Compound
v. t.
To
modify
or
change
by
combination
with
some
other
thing
or
part
; to
mingle
with
something
else
.
Compound
v. t.
To
compose
; to
constitute
.
Compound
v. t.
To
settle
amicably
; to
adjust
by
agreement
; to
compromise
; to
discharge
from
obligation
upon
terms
different
from
those
which
were
stipulated
; as, to
compound
a
debt
.
Compound
v. i.
To
effect
a
composition
; to
come
to
terms
of
agreement
; to
agree
; to
settle
by a
compromise
;
usually
followed
by
with
before
the
person
participating
,
and
for
before
the
thing
compounded
or
the
consideration
.
Compound
v. t.
Composed
of
two
or
more
elements
,
ingredients
,
parts
;
produced
by
the
union
of
several
ingredients
,
parts
, or
things
;
composite
; as, a
compound
word
.
Compound
n.
That
which
is
compounded
or
formed
by
the
union
or
mixture
of
elements
ingredients
, or
parts
; a
combination
of
simples
; a
compound
word
;
the
result
of
composition
.
Compound
n.
A
union
of
two
or
more
ingredients
in
definite
proportions
by
weight
, so
combined
as to
form
a
distinct
substance
; as,
water
is a
compound
of
oxygen
and
hydrogen
.
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