Sō'ci-āte1, v. i.
(sō'shĭ-āt, 95), v. i. [Lat. sociare, sociatum, from socius, a companion.] To associate; to mix with company. [Obs.] Shelford.
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(sō'shĭ-āt, 95), v. i. [Lat. sociare, sociatum, from socius, a companion.] To associate; to mix with company. [Obs.] Shelford.
(-shĭ-), n. An associate. [Obs.] “As for you, Dr. Reynolds, and your sociates.” Fuller.
a. Associated; joined. [Obs.]