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compliment

noun
An expression of civility, respect or regard; as, to send, or make ones compliments to an absent friend. In this application, the plural is always used. He observed few compliments in matter of arms.

compliment

A present or favor bestowed. My friend made me a compliment of Homers Iliad.

compliment

verb transitive
To praise; to flatter by expressions of approbation, esteem or respect. Monarchs-- . Should compliment their foes, and shun their friends. She compliments Menelaus very handsomely.

compliment

To congratulate; as, to compliment a prince on the birth of a son.

compliment

To bestow a present; to manifest kindness or regard for, by a present or other favor. He complimented us with tickets for the exhibition.

compliment

verb intransitive
To pass compliments; to use ceremony, or ceremonious language. I make the interlocutors upon occasion compliment with each other.