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Main Entry:
1com·pan·ion 
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Pronunciation:
\kəm-ˈpan-yən\
Function:
noun
Usage:
often attributive
Etymology:
Middle English compainoun, from Anglo-French cumpaing, cumpaignun, from Late Latin companion-, companio, from Latin com- + panis bread, food — more at food
Date:
13th century
1: one that accompanies another : comrade , associate ; also : one that keeps company with another2obsolete : rascal3 a: one that is closely connected with something similar b: one employed to live with and serve another4: a celestial body that appears close to another but that may or may not be associated with it in space
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