comp



comp

1. tv. to accompany someone [musically]. I have to sing a solo at a wedding and need someone to comp me.
2. tv. to give something to someone free. (Either as compensation for difficulties endured or as a complimentary gift.) The movie patron was angry and demanded his money back. The manager comped him with a few free passes and he was happy.
3. n. a complimentary gift. I expect comps when I spend a lot of money in a casino.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Franklyn['fræŋkliŋ]
BrookeBRUWKEnglish
PauwelPOW-vəl, POW-wəlDutch (Archaic)
Abd Al-Hamid-Arabic
Rollins['rɔlinz]
Berenicebər-NEES (English), ber-ə-NEE-see (English), be-re-NEE-che (Italian)English, Italian, Ancient Greek (Latinized)