Compone

v. t. [Lat. componere. See COMPOSE.] To compose; to settle. [Obs.] “A good pretense for composing peace between princes.” Strype.

Com-pōne', a. [Fr. componé.] (Her.) Made up of a row of squares, consisting of metals and colors alternately; — said of a bordure, bend, or other ordinary.

Compony counter compony (Her.), arranged similarly in two rows.