ppl. a. Obs. In Sc. componit. [f. COMPONE v. + -ED1.] a. Compounded, compound; b. Composed, settled, orderly; c. Collocated, associated; d. Her. = COMPONÉ.

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1522.  J. Vaus, Rudim. Gram., Dd iiij 6. (Jam.). Ane sympil, and ane componit, and ane decomponit.

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1528.  Paynel, Salerne’s Regim., F ij b. There is a diuersite in an egge touchynge his componde partis … yolke … white.

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1536.  Bellenden, Cron. Scot. (1821), I. 129. Al pepill that is componit and honest.

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1610.  Guillim, Her. (1679), 19/1. He beareth Azure, a Bordure counter-componed, Or and Gules; which is … compounded of these two colours counterly placed.

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[1706.  in Phillips; and in later Dicts.]

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