Definition of To keep company with
See
under
Keep
,
v
.
t
.
To
frequent
the
society
of
;
to
associate
with
;
as
,
let
youth
keep company with
the
wise
and
good
.
- Ps. xix. 13.
To
accompany
;
to
go
with
;
as
,
to
keep company with
one
on
a
voyage
;
also
,
to
pay
court
to
,
or
accept
attentions
from
,
with
a
view
to
marriage
.
See also:
Company
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To hug one's self
To hunt counter
To hurry up
To hush up
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To improve on
To indorse in blank
To inform against
To join battle
To jump a claim
To jump at
To jump one's bail
To jump the gun
To keel over
To keep (a person) on a short leash
To keep a stiff upper lip
To keep an eye on
To keep at arm's length
To keep back
To keep counsel
To keep dark
To keep down
To keep from
To keep good hours
To keep house
To keep in the background
To keep in with
To keep on
To keep one's distance
To keep one's hand in
To keep one's head above water
To keep one's nose to the grindstone
To keep open house
To keep pace with
To keep quarter
To keep school
To keep shady
To keep stroke
To keep term
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