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compo
com·po C0532300 (kŏm′pō)n. pl. com·pos Any of various combined substances, such as mortar or plaster, formed by mixing ingredients.
[Short for composition.]compo (ˈkɒmpəʊ) n, pl -pos1. (Building) a mixture of materials, such as mortar, plaster, etc2. informal Austral and NZ compensation, esp for injury or loss of workadj (Military) military intended to last for several days: compo rations; a compo pack. [short for composition, compensation, composite]com•po (ˈkɒm poʊ)
n., pl. -pos. any composition material. [1820–25; by shortening; compare -o] compo
be compos mentisTo be sane or mentally competent. "Compos mentis" is Latin for "of sound mind." I doubt that Travis was compos mentis when he committed that crime.See also: compo, mentisnon compos (mentis)Not sane or mentally competent. The phrase is Latin for "not of sound mind." Based on the orders he's been giving lately, many believe him to be non compos. The judge ruled that she had been non compos mentis at the time, and thus could not be held legally liable.See also: compo, nonnon compos poopooslang Extremely drunk. A faux Latinism probably modeled on the real Latin phrase "non compos mentis," meaning not sane or mentally competent. There's no way I'm letting you drive home when you're this non compos poopoo.See also: compo, non, poopoobe ˌcompos ˈmentis (from Latin, formal or humorous) having full control of your mind: Are you sure she was fully compos mentis when she said that?See also: compo, mentisnon compos (ˈnɑn ˈkɑmpos)1. mod. out of one’s mind; non compos mentis. She is strictly non compos! 2. and non compos poopoo mod. alcohol intoxicated. That gal isn’t just drunk. She’s non compos poopoo. See also: compo, nonnon compos poopoo verbSee non composSee also: compo, non, poopoonon composCrazy; mentally incapacitated and therefore unable to be responsible for one’s speech or actions. This term is an abbreviation of the Latin non compos mentis, literally translated as “not master of one’s mind,” or “not of sound mind.” It dates from the seventeenth century and today is loosely used for irrational behavior, as well as surviving in legal terminology.See also: compo, noncompo
compo1. Any composition material. 2. Mortar made with an appropriate proportion of cement, lime, and sand. 3. Various plastic cements and pastes which harden on exposure, as papiermâché.COMPO
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| COMPO➣Composition | | COMPO➣Component | | COMPO➣Component Code | | COMPO➣Council of Motion Picture Organizations (Hollywood, CA) | | COMPO➣Creator of Music Performance Organization (est. 2003; Hong Kong) |
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