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Define the word “companion.” A. a person who keeps company with another B. a person who acts compulsively C. a person who is tricky D. a person who is an authority figure

Define the word “companion.” A. a person who keeps company with another B. a person who acts compulsively C. a person who is tricky D. a person who is an authority figure
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Define the word “companion.”

A. a person who keeps company with another
B. a person who acts compulsively
C. a person who is tricky
D. a person who is an authority figure

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User Anatoly Scherbakov
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Companion means a person who keeps company with another

The answer would be A

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User Scott Wilson
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A. a person who keeps company with another
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