Associations to the word «Comp»
Noun
- Accompaniment
- Chord
- Improvisation
- Soloist
- Solo
- Jazz
- Melody
- Rhythm
- Pianist
- Guitarist
- Piano
- Adv
- Cent
- Ace
- Redoubt
- Guitar
- Meal
- Musician
- Int
- Promo
- Stanford
- Instrument
- Manga
- Wag
- Chan
- Theodore
- Drum
- Unix
- Cd
- Organ
- Compiler
- Mildred
- Collagen
- Eng
- Lang
- Burton
- Cartilage
- Tc
- Style
- Watson
- Ishmael
- Td
- Cass
- Biol
- Footnote
- Ska
- Workman
- Lp
- Latham
- Console
- Fugue
- Casino
- Pell
- Yves
- Bs
- Alfa
- Os
- Vittorio
- Neu
- Technique
- Sci
- Recording
- Chem
- Conn
- Overtime
- Rec
- Yuan
- Carnage
- Dawson
- Cas
- Antecedent
- Override
- Dm
- Spat
- Latina
- Valence
- Reckoning
- Ui
- Talmud
- Med
- Contingency
- Nom
- Abs
Wiktionary
COMP, noun. A competition.
COMP, noun. (British) A comprehensive school
COMP, noun. A complimentary ticket or item
COMP, noun. A comparable.
COMP, noun. A computer, especially a desktop computer
COMP, noun. Compensation.
COMP, noun. A composite, a composition
COMP, noun. A comptroller.
COMP, noun. A comprehensive examination.
COMP, noun. A compile.
COMP, noun. A compilation.
COMP, noun. A comprehensive layout, a graphic design showing final proposed layout of text and images.
COMP, verb. (intransitive) (US) To accompany, in music
COMP, verb. (transitive) To compose (a visual design); to make a composite.
COMP, verb. (transitive) To provide (a complimentary item, such as a ticket) to (someone).
COMP SCI, noun. Abbreviation of computer science.
COMP STOMP, noun. (video games) A competitive game against one or more computer-controlled players.
Dictionary definition
COMP, noun. An intensive examination testing a student's proficiency in some special field of knowledge; "she took her comps in English literature".
Wise words
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